Table 3.—Occupations by Age Groups and by Occupation Grades., SECTION A.—IN VICTORIA.

Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Class.	Order.	Sub-order.				Under 5.*	5 to 15.*	15 to 20.	20 to 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified adults.	Employers of labour.	In business on their own account (not employing labour).†	Receiving salary or wages.‡	Relative assisting.	Not at work for more than a week prior to census.
VI.			Primary Producers	Males	140,149		4,347	19,242	17,991	57,865	26,774	13,592	338	20,560	33,867	58,954	22,585	4,183
				Females	24,998		1,137	5,756	4,381	7,729	4,185	1,776	34	1,662	2,983	1,134	19,211	8
VII.			Indefinite	Males	7,242		1	14	54	410	1,614	5,140	9		5,030	2,212
				Females	2,824		1	31	120	478	752	1,436	6		2,448	376
			SECTION B.—DEPENDENTS (NON-BREADWINNERS.)
VIII.			Dependents	Males	210,980	66,969	128,377	6,258	1,104	2,592	1,964	3,556	160
				Females	451,375	65,300	132,587	27,338	26,531	126,057	50,867	22,121	574
			Occupation not stated (chiefly Breadwinners)	Males	3,522		129	395	340	688	375	608	987
				Females	1,415		13	180	210	337	90	74	511
			BY ORDERS.
			Ministering to—
I.	1		Government, Defence, &c.¶	Males	6,719		53	431	607	4,035	1,332	252	9	371	430	5,866	8	44
				Females	165			7	18	92	41	7			1	161	2
	2		Religion, charity, science, education, &c.	Males	13,664		182	1,178	1,705	6,980	2,891	702	26	951	2,664	9,654	89	306
				Females	14,676		39	1,605	3,120	7,133	2,245	509	25	215	3,431	10,462	207	361
II.	3		Board, lodging, and attendance	Males	13,129		397	1,645	1,666	5,679	2,663	1,035	44	2,013	1,970	8,243	621	282
				Females	53,686		2,212	12,285	12,513	19,191	5,916	1,418	151	1,193	4,330	42,934	3,962	1,267
			Dealing in—
III.	4		Money and real property	Males	10,039		64	921	996	3,670	2,125	2,250	13	1,074	3,992	4,811	69	93
				Females	2,760			23	76	516	1,106	1,034	5	102	2,538	83	35	2
	5		Art and mechanic productions	Males	3,720		345	590	409	1,656	570	146	4	563	629	2,396	59	73
				Females	934		21	162	158	409	146	37	1	82	245	410	190	7
	6		Textile fabrics, dress and fibrous materials	Males	6,374		306	1,286	1,070	2,715	819	169	9	619	371	5,113	63	208
				Females	2,452		35	646	685	891	158	33	4	113	185	1,928	176	50
	7		Foods, drinks,** narcotics, and stimulants	Males	18,217		691	3,014	2,876	8,218	2,574	807	37	2,945	3,930	10,072	742	528
				Females	3,428		84	443	508	1,431	746	207	9	228	1,237	640	1,314	9
	8		Animals and animal and vegetable substances ††	Males	3,977		67	458	588	2,072	620	158	14	578	801	2,368	90	140
				Females	198		4	42	45	76	23	8		28	38	84	47	1
	9 (10)		Metals or minerals other than those used for fuel and light	Males	2,044		60	398	344	911	250	81		260	160	1,648	16	60
				Females	162			33	30	76	17	5	1	11	16	95	40
	10 (9)		Minerals, &c., mainly used for fuel and light	Males	2,794		90	547	368	1,131	487	163	8	438	959	1,056	305	36
				Females	34			2	4	16	11		1	11	5	3	15
			Engaged in—
	11		General dealing and mercantile pursuits	Males	16,091		541	2,281	1,994	7,125	2,998	1,060	92	1,709	4,283	9,054	384	661
				Females	4,446		72	826	988	1,727	616	204	13	157	939	2,580	678	92
	12		Speculating on chance events	Males	284		1	6	23	209	43	2		36	102	133	1	12
				Females	1		1									1
	13		Storage	Males	1,093		15	102	159	577	208	32		9	5	1,033	2	44
IV.	14a & b		Transport and communication	Males	30,318		1,137	3,126	3,316	16,892	4,999	780	68	978	2,376	25,990	267	707
				Females	1,198		8	69	152	714	226	27	2	47	5	1,130	15	1
			Manufacturers of—
V.	15		Art and mechanic productions	Males	20,676		732	3,676	2,681	9,572	3,193	781	41	1,973	1,925	15,626	221	931
				Females	1,748		84	670	431	491	63	9		36	47	1,585	61	19
	16		Textile fabrics, dress and fibrous materials	Males	10,664		445	1,654	1,447	4,704	1,773	629	12	1,094	1,969	7,069	137	395
				Females	28,450		935	8,698	7,098	9,903	1,481	293	42	919	4,308	21,957	471	795
	17		Foods, drinks, ** narcotics, and stimulants	Males	10,251		362	1,693	1,713	4,765	1,357	337	24	1,071	499	8,029	223	429
				Females	1,402		88	551	321	334	83	25		72	46	1,015	258	11