TABLE 3.—Occupations by Age Groups and by Occupation Grades.—SECTION A.—IN VICTORIA —continued.
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.
BY ORDERS—continued.
Manufacturers of—
V. 18 Animal and vegetable substances Males 5,281 155 815 886 2,332 880 197 16 324 542 4,098 114 203
Females 85 6 35 19 18 5 2 2 82 1
19 Metals or minerals other than those used for fuel and light Males 14,315 484 3,190 2,137 6,065 1,951 470 18 1,464 1,022 10,904 295 630
Females 88 4 21 18 28 12 5 18 1 59 8 2
20 Materials, used for heat, light or energy Males 1,035 18 90 80 572 217 57 1 27 53 930 11 14
Females 37 1 20 12 3 1 37
21 Constructors of buildings, roads, railways, earthworks, &c. Males 27,392 340 2,504 2,513 14,105 5,662 2,214 54 2,438 2,781 20,032 324 1,817
Females 17 2 2 8 4 1 6 8 3
22 Engaged in disposing of the dead, or refuse Males 1,260 14 65 94 676 312 97 2 89 102 1,028 18 23
Females 24 1 1 12 7 2 1 11 1 7 5
23 Ill-defined industrial workers (chiefly labourers) Males 22,653 428 3,317 3,432 9,729 4,164 1,507 76 1,573 922 17,984 198 1,979
Females 855 56 271 191 259 59 16 3 84 75 626 50 20
VI. 24 Engaged on land or with animals, and in obtaining raw products from natural sources 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
Persons—
VII. 25 Of independent means 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
VIII. 26 Dependent upon natural guardians Males 203,279 66,849 127,698 5,969 745 629 303 1,035 51
Females 444,931 65,172 131,799 26,870 26,145 124,433 49,634 20,411 467
27 Dependent upon the State or upon public or private support Males 7,701 120 679 289 359 1,963 1,661 2,521 109
Females 6,444 128 788 468 386 1,624 1,233 1,710 107
Occupations 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 SUB-ORDERS.
Ministering to—
I. 1 1 General government Males 1,427 7 62 60 879 371 46 2 2 1,425
Females 91 2 12 51 21 5 89 2
2 Municipal government Males 856 3 55 81 386 231 100 853 3
Females 19 3 3 4 8 1 19
3 Defence Males 689 2 70 187 360 66 2 2 689
4 Law and order Males 3,747 41 244 279 2,410 664 104 5 371 428 2,899 5 44
Females 55 2 3 37 12 1 1 53 1
2 1 Religion Males 1,782 1 10 117 920 538 188 8 1,767 8 7
Females 682 18 115 434 102 13 667 12 3
2 Charity Males 135 7 13 58 42 15 135
Females 245 11 43 138 43 8 2 242 3
3 Health Males 3,156 104 267 448 1,536 631 168 2 434 1,080 1,557 36 49
Females 4,261 4 84 486 1,941 1,334 400 12 36 1,522 2,469 55 179
4 Literature Males 684 1 23 58 382 190 29 1 92 100 466 3 23
Females 108 16 30 46 13 2 1 4 21 79 2 2