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 SUB-ORDERS—continued.
			Working in—
V.	18	2	Wood, &c. (n.o.c.)	Males	2,524		76	428	394	1,098	420	101	7	116	455	1,763	95	95
				Females	41		4	22	9	6						40		1
		3	Vegetable produce for fodder	Males	414		13	56	87	210	36	8	4	35	11	358	6	4
				Females	1							1		1
		4	Paper manufacture	Males	107		6	19	18	41	18	4	1	2		102	1	2
				Females	34		2	13	7	7	5					34
	19	1	Stone, clay, earthenware, glass, and minerals (n.o.c.)	Males	2,555		121	402	310	1,196	407	117	2	222	150	1,994	45	144
				Females	20		1	6	2	7	2	2		3		17
		2	Jewellery, precious stones, and minting	Males	883		43	224	129	344	125	16	2	102	84	655	8	34
				Females	27		1	5	8	10	3			1		24	2
		3	Metals, other than gold or silver	Males	10,877		320	2,564	1,698	4,525	1,419	337	14	1,140	788	8,255	242	452
				Females	41		2	10	8	11	7	3		14	1	18	6	2
	20	1	Fuel, light, and 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	1	Houses and buildings	Males	20,072		292	2,043	1,627	10,351	3,980	1,746	33	2,025	2,541	13,944	245	1,317
				Females	15			2	2	6	4	1		6		6	3
		2	Roads, railways, tramways, earthworks, &c.	Males	7,320		48	461	886	3,754	1,682	468	21	413	240	6,088	79	500
				Females	2					2						2
	22	1	Disposal of the dead	Males	302		6	19	27	153	66	30	1	62	38	186	12	4
				Females	22			1	1	12	5	2	1	9	1	7	5
		2	Disposal of refuse	Males	958		8	46	67	523	246	67	1	27	64	842	6	19
				Females	2						2			2
	23	1	Imperfectly defined industries	Males	22,653		428	3,317	3,432	9,729	4,164	1,507	76	1,573	922	17,984	198	1,976
				Females	855		56	271	191	259	59	16	3	84	75	626	50	20
			Engaged in—
VI.	24	1	Agricultural pursuits	Males	78,539		3,080	11,931	9,893	30,692	15,086	7,654	203	15,071	18,312	26,229	17,609	1,318
				Females	17,381		610	4,130	3,121	5,360	2,883	1,250	27	1,190	1,841	720	13,625	5
		2	Pastoral pursuits	Males	23,351		812	3,729	3,126	9,484	4,303	1,847	50	4,516	5,671	8,396	4,446	322
				Females	7,569		524	1,618	1,251	2,356	1,292	521	7	462	1,138	400	5,566	3
		3	Capture, preservation, or destruction of wild animals, &c.	Males	1,436		98	352	268	524	163	27	4	54	712	547	93	20
				Females	23		3	7	3	4	6			3	3		17
		4	Fisheries	Males	916		22	101	102	427	195	66	3	30	672	135	65	14
				Females	2					2						1	1
		5	Forestry or the acquisition of raw products yielded by natural vegetation	Males	3,824		84	478	595	1,873	634	142	18	279	684	2,605	136	120
				Females	3				1	1	1			2		1
		6	Conservation of water and in water supply	Males	655		2	22	59	402	144	25	1	5	12	625	5	8
				Females	1						1					1
		7	Mines and quarries	Males	31,428		249	2,629	3,948	14,463	6,249	3,831	59	605	7,794	20,417	231	2,381
				Females	19			1	5	6	2	5		5	1	11	2
VII.	25	1	Persons 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	1	Dependent relatives and others (exclusive of scholars)	Males	82,715	64,764	13,350	2,294	376	545	302	1,035	49
				Females	323,990	62,875	18,267	21,999	25,934	124,405	49,632	20,411	467