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 V.—INDUSTRIAL—continued.
			Sub-order 10.—Engines, Machines, Tools, and Implements.
15	10	1A	Railway-engine maker, fitter	246	246		212		34
		1B	Engine-maker, fitter (other), mechanical engineer	2,173	2,173		1,512		661
		2	Millwright	35	35		26		9
		3	Boilermaker, caulker, cleaner	632	632		499		133
		4	Agricultural machinery and implement maker	181	178	3	123		55	3
		5	Sewing-machine maker, repairer	29	28	1	22	1	6
		6	Cutler, tool-maker, saw-setter	103	103		77		26
		7	Gas, water meter maker	38	38		36		2
		8	Scale, weighing machine maker, adjuster	10	10		10
		9	Others (including bellows maker)	22	22		21		1
			Sub-order 11.—Carriages and Vehicles.
	11	1	Railway carriage, waggon, tram-car builder	208	207	1	198	1	9
		2a	Coach, carriage, waggon, cart builder	1,797	1,788	9	962	5	826	4
		2b	Carriage, coach painter	561	560	1	262		298	1
		3	Bicycle, motor-car maker	437	420	17	281	17	139
		4	Perambulator, wheel-chair maker	19	17	2	17	2
		5	Wheelwright	636	636		155		481
		6	Others (including spring, tyre maker)	34	33	1	33	1
			Sub-order 12.—Harness, Saddlery, and Leatherware.
	12	1	Saddlery and harness, whip maker	1,718	1,685	33	718	25	967
		2	Leather belting maker	22	22		17		5
		3	Leather cutter, designer	21	19	2	19	2
		4	Portmanteau maker	72	66	6	62	6	4
		5	Saddle-tree maker	24	24		21		3
		6	Fancy leather worker	68	52	16	51	15	1	1
		7	Others	10	10		10
			Sub-order 13.—Ships, Boats, and their Equipment.
	13	1	Shipbuilder, shipwright, boatbuilder	255	254	1	192		62	1
		2	Ship-rigger	7	7		7
		3	Block, oar, mast maker	3	3		3
		4	Sail-maker	70	69	1	52	1	17
		5	Graving-dock, patent-slip proprietor, manager	5	5		5
		6	Dock engine-driver, labourer	50	50		50
		7	Others	2	2		2
			Sub-order 14 (15).—House Fittings.
	14	1	Door, sash and joinery, worker ; turner	641	641		544		97
	(15)	2	Saw mill (other than forest) proprietor, worker	750	747	3	470	2	277	1
		3	Wooden mantelpiece maker and enameller	20	19	1	19	1
		4	Others	7	6	1	5	1	1
			Sub-order 15 (14)—Furniture.
	15 (14)	1	Furniture manufacturer, cabinet-maker, bedstead maker	1,431	1,411	20	1,247	19	164	1
		2	Bed, mattress maker, upholsterer	720	531	189	449	182	82	7
		3	Others (chiefly french polishers)	431	425	6	396	4	29	2
			Sub-order 16.—Chemicals and By-Products.
	16	1	Manufacturing chemist (n.o.c.)	244	192	52	173	51	19	1
		3	Ink, blacking manufacturer	36	29	7	27	6	2	1
		4a	Salt maker	47	47		1		46
		4b	Soda, alkali, starch, blue, &c., maker	112	46	66	43	65	3	1
		5	Eucalyptus oil maker	106	98	8	18	2	80	6
		6	Paint manufacturer	29	28	1	27	1	1
		7	Others	20	17	3	16	3	1
			ORDER 16.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN CONNEXION WITH THE MANUFACTURE OR REPAIR OF TEXTILE FABRICS, DRESS AND FIBROUS MATERIALS.
			Sub-order 1.—Textile Fabrics.
16	1	1	Cotton manufacturer, spinner, and other workers (all branches) chiefly lace makers	43	5	38	5	35		3
		2	Woollen manufacturer, spinner, and other workers (all branches)	898	449	449	97	103	352	346
		3	Silk manufacturer, spinner, and other workers (all branches)	2	2		2
		4	Dyer, scourer	174	126	48	97	38	29	10
		5	Flock manufacturer	27	20	7	19	7	1
		6	Others	7	2	5	1	4	1	1