TABLE 2.—Occupations in Victoria, distinguishing Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works' District) and Country Districts—continued.

Class.	Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Total of Victoria.			Melbourne and Suburbs (Board of Works' District).		Country Districts.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.	Males.	Females.
			BY GROUPS—continued.
			CLASS I.—PROFESSIONAL—continued.
			Sub-order 4.—Law and Order.
1	4	1	Law Department, officer	102	102		96		6
		2	Judge	10	10		7		3
		3	Law Court officer, sheriff's officer, bailiff	108	106	2	40		66	2
		4	Magistrate	22	22		8		14
		5	Barrister, solicitor	820	820		517		303
		6	Law clerk (not articled)	903	887	16	620	13	267	3
		7	Law student, articled clerk (including 26 students)	87	87		68		19
		8	Others connected with the law	28	28		18		10
		9	Police, principal officer	40	40		24		16
		10	Police, subordinate officer, policeman, detective	1,418	1,418		763		655
		11	Penal, principal officer	11	9	2	3	2	6
		12	Penal, subordinate officer, warder	238	204	34	152	24	52	10
		13	Others (including enquiry agent, parliamentary agent)	15	14	1	13	1	1
			ORDER 2.—PERSONS MINISTERING TO RELIGION, CHARITY, HEALTH, EDUCATION, ART AND SCIENCE.
			Sub-order 1.—Religion.
2	1	1	Clergyman	1,212	1,212		434		778
		2	Irregular clergy, Salvation Army officer	380	240	140	107	65	133	75
		3	Theological student	14	14		8		6
		4	Church officer, verger	171	135	36	54	18	81	18
		5	Member of religious order, not classified as ministering to charity or education (including 398 nuns*)	655	161	494	51	322	110	172
		6	Others (including church caretaker, mission society officer)	32	20	12	17	11	3	1
			Sub-order 2.—Charity, exclusive of Hospitals.
	2	1	Department of Charity, officer	5	5		4		1
		2	Charitable or benevolent institution (not hospital) officer	99	45	54	23	41	22	13
		3	Charitable or benevolent institution (not hospital) subordinate officer or servant	183	84	99	69	53	15	46
		4	Sister of Charity, Little Sister of the Poor	89		89		39		50
		5	Others	4	1	3	1	2		1
			Sub-order 3.—Health.
	3	1	Health Department, officer	23	23		18		5
		2	Sanitary inspector ; inspector of nuisances	14	14		5		9
		3	Medical practitioner	743	728	15	355	12	373	3
		4	Medical student	45	41	4	38	4	3
		5	Irregular medical practitioner	198	116	82	70	68	46	14
		6	Dentist (including 32 male students)	536	491	45	350	33	141	12
		7	Pharmaceutical chemist, druggist	1,204	1,155	49	699	30	456	19
		8	Hospital or asylum nurse (including private hospital proprietors, 3 males and 26 females, and 12 nuns*)	793	10	783	8	424	2	359
		9	Hospital or asylum officer, attendant, n.o.c. (including 7 nuns*)	816	474	342	213	192	261	150
		10	Midwife, monthly nurse	462		462		214		248
		11	Sick nurse (not in hospital), also nurse (so stated)	2,478	9	2,469	9	1,208		1,261
		12	Veterinary surgeon (including 1 student)	73	71	2	29		42	2
		13	Others (including patent medicine vendor)	32	24	8	17	7	7	1
			Sub-order 4.—Literature.
	4	1	Author, editor, journalist	606	556	50	320	40	236	10
		2	Reporter, shorthand writer	161	106	55	69	54	37	1
		3	Others (lecturer, interpreter undefined)	25	22	3	15	2	7	1
			Sub-order 5.—Science.
	5	1	Scientific Department of State, officer	49	43	6	40	4	3	2
		2	Analytical chemist	38	38		35		3
		3	Assayer, metallurgist	160	160		60		100
		4	Geologist, mineralogist (including 1 student)	29	29		13		16
		5	Naturalist, biologist, botanist (including 1 botanical student)	19	16	3	10	2	6	1
		6	Others (including museum employe, phrenologist)	41	32	9	15	7	17	2