TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION A.—IN VICTORIA—continued.

Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age Group.								Occupation Grade.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.				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.
		6	Dentist	Males	491		23	81	118	214	45	9	1	94	135	243	6	13
				Females	45			8	12	24	1			3	5	36		1
		7	Pharmaceutical chemist, druggist	Males	1,155		78	163	225	420	198	71		221	225	670	15	24
				Females	49			11	11	21	5	1		7	3	31	7	1
		8	Hospital or asylum nurse	Males	10					6	4			1	2	7
				Females	783		3	10	217	522	30	1		15	11	738	8	11
		9	Hospital or asylum officer, attendant (n.o.c.)	Males	474		2	7	49	298	103	15				471		3
				Females	342			36	85	187	30	2	2			335	7
		10	Midwife, monthly nurse	Females	462		1	3	6	138	229	84	1		292	144	6	20
		11	Sick nurse (not in hospital), also nurse (so stated)	Males	9			1			6	2			1	6	1	1
				Females	2,469			12	133	988	1,018	310	8	9	1,156	1,144	14	146
		12	Veterinary surgeon	Males	71		1	4	5	26	22	12	1	13	41	8	8	1
				Females	2				1	1							2
		13	Others (including patent medicine vendor)	Males	24				2	6	14	2		1	9	14
				Females	8					5	1	2			3	4	1
			Sub-order 4.—Literature.
	4	1	Author, editor, journalist	Males	556		1	11	35	305	180	24		89	80	364	3	20
				Females	50			1	5	30	12	2		3	19	24	2	2
		2	Reporter, shorthand writer	Males	106			12	22	62	9		1	3	4	96		3
				Females	55			14	24	15	1		1	1	2	52
		3	Others (lecturer, interpreter, undefined)	Males	22				1	15	1	5			16	6
				Females	3			1	1	1						3
			Sub-order 5.—Science.
	5	1	Scientific Department, officer	Males	43			1	3	27	11	1				43
				Females	6				5	1						6
		2	Analytical chemist	Males	38			14	7	14	1	2		2	3	32		1
		3	Assayer, metallurgist	Males	160			13	47	85	14	1		15	31	98		16
		4	Geologist, mineralogist	Males	29			3	9	9	6	2		1	9	18	1
		5	Naturalist, biologist, botanist	Males	16			1		10	3	2			2	13		1
				Females	3			2		1						3
		6	Others (including museum employe, phrenologist)	Males	32			2	5	17	7	1			15	16		1
				Females	9				3	5	1				4	5
			Sub-order 6.—Civil Engineering, Architecture, and Surveying.
	6	1	Civil engineer	Males	418			8	25	238	103	44		53	67	277		21
				Females	1				1								1
		2	Directing or consulting engineer	Males	23					11	10	2		1	14	8
		3	Electrician, electrical engineer (not telegraph or telephone service, or electric light)	Males	242			45	48	139	10			15	13	202		12
		4a	Surveyor	Males	221				5	137	56	22	1	52	35	124	1	9
		4b	Surveyor's assistant	Males	195		2	30	44	105	11		3			182	5	8
		5	Architect and assistant	Males	361		6	36	22	193	76	27	1	71	151	121	7	11
		6	Draughtsman (n.o.c.)	Males	287			17	33	190	44	3		3	14	257		13
		7	Others	Males	9				8	1					3	6
			Sub-order 7.—Education
	7	1	Education Department, officer	Males	107			1	6	68	32					106		1
		2	University professor, demonstrator, lecturer, librarian, &c.	Males	30				3	17	9	1				30
				Females	1					1						1
		3	College, grammar, highschool—Professor, lecturer, teacher	Males	97		1	7	27	50	10	2		17	8	70	2
				Females	115			4	32	60	15	4		37	16	53	9
		4	State school—Master, mistress, teacher	Males	1,605		1	251	160	850	341	1	1			1,604	1
				Females	2,516		18	589	605	1,173	126	2	3			2,512	4
		5	Denominational school—Master, mistress, teacher	Males	63		1	10	9	32	10		1	1	1	61
				Females	360		1	22	62	228	45	2				360