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 6.—Civil Engineering, Architecture, and Surveying.
2	6	1	Civil engineer (including 2 students)	419	418	1	252		166	1
		2	Directing or consulting engineer	23	23		20		3
		3	Electrician, electrical engineer (not telegraph or telephone service, or electric light)*	242	242		212		30
		4A	Surveyor	221	221		121		100
		4B	Surveyor's assistant (including 1 pupil)	195	195		55		140
		5	Architect and assistant (including 5 pupils)	361	361		261		100
		6	Draughtsman (n.o.c.)	287	287		246		41
		7	Others	9	9		9
			Sub-order 7.—Education.
	7	1	Education Department, officer	107	107		72		35
		2	University professor, demonstrator, lecturer, librarian, &c.	31	30	1	28	1	2
		3	College, grammar, high school—professor, lecturer, teacher	212	97	115	61	80	36	35
		4	State school—Master, mistress, teacher	4,121	1,605	2,516	300	853	1,305	1,663
		5	Denominational school—Master, mistress, teacher (including 294 nuns†)	423	63	360	40	116	23	244
		6	Private school—Master, mistress, teacher	746	122	624	68	387	54	237
		7	Schoolmaster, mistress, teacher, undefined	1,877	490	1,387	202	691	288	696
		8	Tutor, governess (including 39 nuns†)	1,192	50	1,142	29	586	21	556
		9	Teacher of languages, or other accomplishments (not art or music)	137	66	71	48	60	18	11
		10	Others (teacher of cookery, dressmaking, dancing, &c., also librarian)	351	184	167	106	94	78	73
			Sub-order 8.—Fine Arts.
	8	1	Artist, painter (including 8 male and 23 female students)	545	238	307	194	230	44	77
		2	Sculptor	14	14		13		1
		3	Engraver (art only)	2	2		2
		4	Photographer, retoucher, &c.	738	484	254	301	185	183	69
		5	Others (including teacher of drawing, glass stainer)	47	24	23	15	15	9	5
			Sub-order 9.—Music.
	9	2	Musician, vocalist (including 4 male and 20 female students)	770	509	261	402	203	107	58
		3	Music professor, teacher, &c.	2,179	314	1,865	172	1,051	142	814
		4	Music hall proprietor, manager, &c.	2	2		2
		5	Others	8	7	1	5	1	2
			Sub-order 10.—Amusements.
	10	1	Actor, actress, circus performer	436	204	232	135	195	69	37
		2	Theatre, hall proprietor, lessee, manager, doorkeeper, ticket-taker	184	168	16	137	13	31	3
		3	Race-course owner, ranger, caretaker, secretary	63	62	1	44		18	1
		4	Jockey	475	475		233		242
		5	Cricket-ground, bowling-green caretaker, professional player	60	60		46		14
		6	Billiard-table proprietor, keeper, marker	265	265		138		127
		7	Zoological gardens, menagerie keeper, attendant, &c.	11	11		11
		8	Others (including show proprietor, show-man, palmist, athlete)	198	180	18	120	15	60	3
			CLASS II.—DOMESTIC.
			ORDER 3.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE SUPPLY OF BOARD AND LODGING, PERSONAL SERVICE, ETC.
			Sub-order 1.—Board and Lodging.
3	1	1	Hotel-keeper, relative assisting, manager, clerk‡	6,953	3,058	3,895	901	1,168	2,157	2,727
			Hotel servant§	6,877	2,099	4,778	909	1,828	1,190	2,950
		2a	Coffee-palace keeper, relative assisting, manager, clerk‡	183	59	124	18	18	41	106
			Coffee-palace servant§	484	147	337	113	203	34	134
		2b	Restaurant, tea-room, eating-house—keeper, manager, clerk‡	375	144	231	112	162	32	69
			Restaurant—servant §	895	310	585	288	446	22	139
		3	Board and lodging house keeper, relative assisting	4,215	311	3,904	160	2,450	151	1,454
			Board and lodging house servant §	1,004	132	872	77	479	55	393
		4	Club house manager, secretary, steward§	86	83	3	60	2	23	1
			Club house servant §	78	68	10	62	8	6	2
		5	Others (including caterer)	126	86	40	66	30	20	10
			Others (including caterer's servant and cook undefined)§	558	487	71	396	31	91	40