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.	Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	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.
			Sub-order 16.—Chemicals and By-products.
	16	1	Manufacturing chemist (n.o.c.)	Males	192		6	35	31	80	35	5		28	14	149	1
	16	1	Manufacturing chemist (n.o.c.)	Females	52			18	16	16	2				2	47	2	1
		3	Ink, blacking manufacturer	Males	29		2	3	4	14	5	1		7	2	9		1
		3	Ink, blacking manufacturer	Females	7			2	1	3		1			2	5
		4a	Salt maker	Males	47		2	2	10	31	2			3	1	41		2
		4b	Soda, alkali, starch, blue, &c., maker	Males	46		4	7	9	21	3	2		1	1	44
		4b	Soda, alkali, starch, blue, &c., maker	Females	66		5	30	21	9	1					66
		5	Eucalyptus oil maker	Males	98		6	23	8	46	14	1		21	10	57	9	1
		5	Eucalyptus oil maker	Females	8			2	3	2	1				1	5	2
		6	Paint manufacturer	Males	28			5	2	11	8	2		7	4	12	2	3
		6	Paint manufacturer	Females	1					1						1
		7	Others	Males	17			1		13	2	1			3	14
		7	Others	Females	3			2	1							3
			ORDER 16.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN CONNEXION WITH THE MANUFACTURE OR REPAIR OF TEXTILE FABRICS, DRESS, AND FIBROUS MATERIALS.
			Sub-order 1.—Textile Fabrics.
16	1	1	Cotton manufacturer, spinner, and other worker (all branches), chiefly lacemakers	Males	5			3		1		1				4		1
16	1	1		Females	38			4	5	20	8	1		2	7	25	3	1
		2	Woollen manufacturer, spinner, and other workers (all branches)	Males	449		61	112	56	152	50	18		8	2	427		12
		2		Females	449		23	164	116	126	17	3		3		441		5
		3	Silk manufacturer, spinner, and other workers (all branches)	Males	2				2							1		1
		4	Dyer, scourer	Males	126		1	14	12	50	33	14	2	14	38	65	2	7
		4	Dyer, scourer	Females	48		1	3	11	25	8			3	10	25	9	1
		5	Flock manufacturer	Males	20		2	7	1	5	5			3	1	15		1
		5	Flock manufacturer	Females	7			2	4	1						7
		6	Others	Males	2				1			1			1			1
		6	Others	Females	5				2	2	1				1	4
			Sub-order 2.—Dress.
	2	1a	Clothing manufacturer	Males	202		7	25	13	111	43	3		49	10	138	3	2
	2	1a	Clothing manufacturer	Females	2,395		118	847	548	734	130	16	2	114	181	2,025	37	38
		1b	Tailor, tailoress, presser, dressmaker, sewing machinist*	Males	2,578		71	400	358	1,156	400	191	2	400	280	1,765	43	90
		1b	Tailor, tailoress, presser, dressmaker, sewing machinist*	Females	20,961		559	5,871	5,178	7,885	1,183	252	33	714	3,902	15,384	320	641
		2	Hat, cap, bonnet maker	Males	412		21	76	53	182	67	13		35	12	342	6	17
		2	Hat, cap, bonnet maker	Females	414		19	167	99	107	19	3		5	12	376	10	11
		3	Shirtmaker	Males	43		2	10	6	17	6	2		7	2	29		5
		3	Shirtmaker	Females	323		29	101	70	85	38			8	10	288	13	4
		4	Milliner, staymaker, glovemaker	Males	4			1		3				1		3
		4	Milliner, staymaker, glovemaker	Females	1,869		31	686	585	521	37	8	1	47	105	1,637	18	62
		5	Sock maker, knitter	Males	22				5	12	3	2		6	4	11		1
		5	Sock maker, knitter	Females	237		23	106	54	40	10	3	1	5	39	185	6	2
		6	Furrier, rugmaker	Males	36			5	4	15	9	3		10	11	10	3	2
		6	Furrier, rugmaker	Females	72		4	29	12	23	4			1	3	62	6
		7	Bootmaker, shoemaker (all branches)†	Males	6,361		246	908	882	2,858	1,103	356	8	511	1,573	3,955	75	247
		7	Bootmaker, shoemaker (all branches)†	Females	1,157		99	522	305	217	10		4	6	6	1,081	38	26
		8	Umbrella, parasol maker	Males	81		4	10	11	41	13	2		16	18	47
		8	Umbrella, parasol maker	Females	132		2	40	31	48	8	3		2	19	103	7	1
		9	Feather dresser, glove-cleaner	Females	56		2	26	9	16	1	1	1	3	8	45
		10	Others (chiefly tie-makers)	Males	12		1		4	5	1	1		4		7		1
		10	Others (chiefly tie-makers)	Females	176		15	84	45	29	3			1	1	171	2