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.
		6	Wire-worker	Males	141		21	39	29	37	11	4		12	13	110	1	5
		6	Wire-worker	Females	7			2	5						1	4	1	1
		7	Blacksmith, striker, farrier	Males	5,903		133	1,369	896	2,450	813	234	8	867	620	3,966	213	237
		7	Blacksmith, striker, farrier	Females	9					3	5	1		9
		8	Others (including nail maker, japanner, metal polisher)	Males	185			64	33	71	15	2		15	4	156	2	8
		8	Others (including nail maker, japanner, metal polisher)	Females	4		1		1	2						3	1
			ORDER 20.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE CONVERSION OF COAL., ETC., TO PURPOSES OF HEAT, LIGHT, OR OTHER FORMS OF ENERGY (N.O.C.).
			Sub-order 1.—Working in Fuel, Light, and other forms of Energy.
20	1	1a	Gas manufacture manager, worker	Males	488		3	23	22	284	124	31	1	2		478		8
20	1	1a	Gas manufacture manager, worker	Females	2					2						2
		1b	Gas supply officer	Males	162		1	2	4	125	25	5				162
		2	Coke manufacturer, burner	Males	6		1		1	4				2		3		1
		3	Electric light or energy producer, worker, supplier	Males	154		2	24	34	77	17					151		3
		4	Hydraulic power producer, worker	Males	8			2	1	4	1					8
		5	Charcoal burner	Males	105		3	9	7	45	32	9		17	49	31	8
		5	Charcoal burner	Females	1						1					1
		7	Others (including matchmaker, lamplighter)	Males	112		8	30	11	33	18	12		6	4	97	3	2
		7	Others (including matchmaker, lamplighter)	Females	34		1	20	12	1						34
			SUB-CLASS B.—CONSTRUCTORS OF BUILDINGS, WORKS, &c.
			ORDER 21.—PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE CONSTRUCTION OR MAINTENANCE OF BUILDINGS, ROADS, RAILWAYS, &c.
			Sub-order 1.—Houses and Buildings.
21	1	1	Builder, contractor, manager, foreman, clerk	Males	1,333		8	51	41	723	345	161	4	533	193	527	15	65
21	1	1	Builder, contractor, manager, foreman, clerk	Females	2				1	1						2
		2	Stonemason, hodman, labourer	Males	714		6	34	35	339	155	144	1	44	60	487	9	114
		3	Bricklayer, hodman, labourer	Males	1,956		12	130	128	1,116	421	146	3	126	148	1,510	17	155
		4a	Carpenter, labourer	Males	8,271		88	681	543	4,117	1,819	1,005	18	411	1,199	5,981	111	569
		4b	Venetian-blind maker	Males	63		8	13	5	27	10			12	9	39	1	2
		5	Slater, shingler	Males	119		3	10	11	59	29	7		12	17	78	1	11
		6	Plasterer, modeller	Males	976		9	53	46	571	236	60	1	109	88	704	5	70
		7	House-painter, paperhanger, glazier	Males	4,016		90	523	473	2,106	661	159	4	450	547	2,748	52	219
		7	House-painter, paperhanger, glazier	Females	8			1		3	4			3		2	3
		8	Plumber, gasfitter, bellhanger	Males	2,440		62	516	312	1,206	287	55	2	305	239	1,758	32	106
		8	Plumber, gasfitter, bellhanger	Females	4				1	2		1		3		1
		9	Locksmith	Males	23		1	4	4	9	3	2		2	4	16		1
		9	Locksmith	Females	1			1								1
		10	Others (chiefly signwriters)	Males	161		5	28	29	78	14	7		21	37	96	2	5
			Sub-order 2.—Roads, Railways, Tramways, Earthworks, &c., or Undefined.
	2	1a	Road, railway, tramway, bridge, telegraph, wharf contractor	Males	715		15	41	50	371	197	41		364	170	100	75
	2	1a	Road, railway, tramway, bridge, telegraph, wharf contractor	Females	2					2						2
		1b	Road labourer	Males	4,338		21	329	575	2,155	941	308	9			3,957		556
		2	Skilled assistant, foreman, inspector, manager	Males	161											156		81