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 2.—Dress.
16	2	1a	Clothing manufacturer	2,597	202	2,395	194	2,152	8	243
		1b	Tailor, tailoress, presser, dressmaker, sewing machinist*	23,539	2,578	20,961	1,795	13,261	783	7,700
		2	Hat, cap, bonnet maker	826	412	414	403	405	9	9
		3	Shirtmaker	366	43	323	43	319		4
		4	Milliner, staymaker, glovemaker	1,873	4	1,869	3	1,203	1	666
		5	Sockmaker, knitter	259	22	237	17	205	5	32
		6	Furrier, rugmaker	108	36	72	28	68	8	4
		7	Bootmaker, shoemaker (all branches)†	7,518	6,361	1,157	4,478	1,068	1,883	86
		8	Umbrella, parasol maker	213	81	132	75	113	6	19
		9	Feather dresser, glove cleaner	56		56		49		7
		10	Others (chiefly tiemakers)	188	12	176	9	164	3	12
			Sub-order 3.—Fibrous Materials.
	3	1	Mat maker	54	33	21	26	17	7	4
		2	Rope, twine, cord maker	260	195	65	133	63	62	2
		3	Canvas, sailcloth maker	1	1				1
		4	Tent, tarpaulin maker	54	46	8	38	3	8	5
		5	Bag, sack maker	40	27	13	25	13	2
		6	Others	11	7	4	5	4	2
			ORDER 17.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN CONNEXION WITH THE MANUFACTURE, ETC., OF FOODS, DRINKS, NARCOTICS, ETC.
			Sub-order 1.—Animal Food.
17	1	1	Slaughterman, abattoir worker	294	294		154		140
		2	Meat, bacon, ham curer, preserver	353	343	10	165	7	178	3
		3	Fish curer	10	9	1	9	1
		4	Butter, cheese maker, factory worker	950	926	24	145	3	781	21
		5	Animal food refrigerator	132	132		88		44
		6	Others	4	4		4
			Sub-order 2.—Vegetable Food.
	2	1	Miller, maizena manufacturer	867	846	21	382	20	464	1
		2	Baker, biscuit, pastry maker	4,833	4,257	576	2,229	355	2,028	221
		3	Fruit preserver, jam maker	449	311	138	269	123	42	15
		4	Confectionery maker	454	288	166	257	156	31	10
		5	Sugar refiner	175	173	2	171	2	2
			Sub-order 3.—Groceries, Drinks, Narcotics, and Stimulants.
	3	1	Brewer, bottler and others engaged in brewing	1,062	1,057	5	622	2	435	3
		2	Maltster	165	165		123		42
		3	Distiller and rectifier of spirits	63	62	1	49	1	13
		4	Wine manufacturer (not grower)	30	26	4	6		20	4
		5	Cordial, aerated water manufacturer (all branches)	767	735	32	387	12	348	20
		6	Coffee roaster	9	9		8		1
		7	Tea mixer, taster	38	37	1	34	1	3
		8	Tobacco, cigar, cigarette manufacturer	873	490	383	477	383	13
		9	Ice manufacturer	18	18		17		1
		10	Spice manufacturer	21	12	9	11	9	1
		11	Condiment maker (all branches)	68	41	27	36	26	5	1
		12	Others (including vinegar maker)	18	16	2	15	2	1
			ORDER 18.—PERSONS NOT OTHERWISE CLASSED, ENGAGED IN THE MANUFACTURE OR TREATMENT OF ANIMAL AND VEGETABLE SUBSTANCES.
			Sub-order 1.—Animal Matters (n.o.c.).
18	1	1	Soap, candle manufacturer	330	326	4	256	3	70	1
		2	Tallow-melter, boiling-down worker	45	45		29		16
		3	Tanner, currier (all branches)	1,327	1,325	2	865	2	460
		4	Fellmonger, woolwasher	451	450	1	301		149	1
		5	Bone-dust, manure manufacturer	62	60	2	29		31	2
		6	Others (including gluemaker, horse-hair drafter)	30	30		18		12
			Sub-order 2.—Wood (n.o.c.).
	2	1	Firewood cutter, chopper	1,341	1,341		18		1,323
		2	Fencer, hurdle maker	495	495		15		480
		3	Bark-mill owner, worker	7	7		2		5
		4	Cooper	340	340		228		112
		5	Others (including wood and fancy box maker, rubber worker)	382	341	41	335	40	6	1