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-order2.—Roads, Railways, Tramways, Earthworks, &c., or Undefined.
21	2	1a	Road, railway, tramway, bridge, telegraph, wharf contractor	717	715	2	81	2	634
		1b	Road labourer	4,338	4,338		1,333		3,005
		2	Skilled assistant, foreman, inspector, manager	161	161		34		127
		3	Carter, teamster, assisting in making or repairing roads, &c.	57	57		14		43
		4	Engine-driver, fireman, engaged in making railways, roads, &c.	8	8		4		4
		5	Railway navvy, labourer, platelayer	785	785		108		677
		6	Road metal contractor, stone breaker	372	372		140		232
		7	Dredge worker, diver	35	35		3		32
		7a	Sewer contractor, labourer (construction)	595	595		595
		8	Drainer, pavior, tar pavement maker	221	221		173		48
		9	Others	33	33		19		14
			SUB-CLASS C.—OTHERS AND UNDEFINED INDUSTRIAL WORKERS.
			ORDER 22.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE DISPOSAL OF THE DEAD, OF DEAD MATTER, SILT, OR REFUSE.
			Sub-order 1.—Disposal of the Dead.
22	1	1	Undertaker	226	207	19	120	10	87	9
		2	Cemetery keeper, grave digger	96	94	2	57	1	37	1
		3	Others	2	1	1	1	1
			Sub-order 2.—Disposal of Refuse.
	2	1	Seavenger, street cleaner	606	606		441		165
		2	Chimney sweep	64	64		49		15
		3	Sanitary contractor, nightman	175	173	2	82	1	91	1
		4	Sewerage clerk, worker, overseer	114	114		98		16
		5	Others	1	1		1
			ORDER 23.—INDUSTRIAL WORKERS IMPERFECTLY DEFINED.
			Sub-order 1.—Imperfectly Defined.
23	1	1	Mechanic, manufacturer (so defined)	1,947	1,505	442	1,079	348	426	94
		2	Factory worker, manager (so defined)	1,017	685	332	527	308	158	24
		3	Engineer, engine-driver, stoker, fireman (so defined)	2,343	2,343		1,238		1,105
		4	Machinist, machine hand (so defined)	206	206		149		57
		5	Contractor, manager, apprentice, foreman (so defined)	2,461	2,384	77	698	54	1,686	23
		6	Labourer, undefined	15,498	15,494	4	5,069		10,425	4
		7	Others	36	36		11		25
			CLASS VI.—PRIMARY PRODUCERS.
			ORDER 24.—PERSONS MAINLY ENGAGED IN AGRICULTURAL, PASTORAL, OR MINERAL PURSUITS, ETC.
			Sub-order 1.—Agricultural Pursuits.
24	1	1	Farmer, and relative assisting	60,754	44,724	16,030	423	51	44,301	15,979
		2	Farm manager, overseer	368	362	6	14		348	6
		3	Farm servant, agricultural labourer	21,764	21,160	604	711	4	20,449	600
		4	Market gardener	4,814	4,622	192	787	10	3,835	182
		5	Fruit-grower, orchardist	2,890	2,540	350	76	6	2,464	344
		6	Hop, cotton, tea, coffee grower	126	74	52	4	2	70	50
		7	Tobacco grower	60	60				60
		8	Wine-grower, vigneron	1,540	1,469	71	19		1,450	71
		9	Sugar-planter	1	1		1
		10	Horticulturist, gardener	3,331	3,261	70	1,558	10	1,703	60
		11	Agricultural Department officer	41	41		28		13
		12	Others* (threshing machine owner, worker, &c.)	231	225	6	15		210	6
			Sub-order 2.—Pastoral Pursuits.
	2	1	Grazier, pastoralist, stock breeder, and relative assisting	7,365	5,823	1,542	234	14	5,589	1,528
		2	Station manager, overseer, clerk	644	633	11	81		552	11
		3	Stock-rider, drover, shearer, shepherd, pastoral labourer	4,947	4,940	7	311		4,629	7
		4	Dairy farmer, and relative assisting	13,963	8,475	5,488	118	63	8,357	5,425
		5	Dairy assistant, milker	3,615	3,226	389	68	4	3,158	385
		6	Poultry farmer	316	185	131	48	22	137	109
		7	Stock and Brands Department officer	18	18		4		14
		8	Others (including pig farmer)	52	51	1	8	1	43