TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION B.—IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS. (BOARD OF WORKS' DISTRICT.)

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.
			Sub-class C.—Others and undefined industrial workers	Males	9,620		190	1,276	1,398	4,379	1,868	484	25	691	345	7,591	25	968
				Females	723		51	232	165	217	46	9	3	68	53	560	23	19
VI.			Primary Producers	Males	6,730		92	488	775	3,150	1,495	697	33	711	1,088	3,900	149	882
				Females	192		5	22	17	62	53	32	1	39	62	15	74	2
VII.			Indefinite	Males	3,664			9	30	256	969	2,396	4		2,323	1,341
				Females	1,509			17	82	344	445	619	2		1,314	195
			SECTION B.—DEPENDENTS : NON-BREADWINNERS.
VIII.			Dependents	Males	80,300	24,442	48,371	2,873	678	1,401	1,029	1,468	38
				Females	187,036	23,778	51,152	10,667	11,435	56,990	23,139	9,638	237
			Occupation not stated (chiefly Bread winners)	Males	1,103		60	176	154	294	160	223	36
				Females	387		13	84	87	139	40	15	9
			BY ORDERS.
			Ministering to—
I.	1		Government, defence, &c.¶	Males	4,189		31	248	340	2,576	875	113	6	257	248	3,646	5	33
				Females	102			4	11	62	21	4			1	99	1	1
	2		Religion, charity, health, science, education, &c.	Males	7,256		115	645	967	3,556	1,593	372	8	519	1,537	4,928	40	232
				Females	7,628		21	862	1,564	3,781	1,174	211	15	159	1,846	5,280	109	234
II.	3		Board, lodging, and attendance	Males	6,493		170	661	822	3,091	1,354	373	22	846	854	4,434	149	210
				Females	26,533		743	4,596	6,004	10,867	3,481	767	75	556	2,621	21,238	1,423	695
			Dealing in—
III.	4		Money and real property	Males	6,037		45	583	629	2,252	1,345	1,177	6	629	2,265	3,042	30	71
				Females	1,647			16	61	353	649	566	2	43	1,510	68	25	1
	5		Art and mechanic productions	Males	2,739		196	433	339	1,233	440	95	3	406	415	1,818	41	59
				Females	616		16	110	105	271	91	23		59	138	304	108	7
	6		Textile fabrics, dress and fibrous materials	Males	4,246		170	829	751	1,793	594	104	5	303	180	3,577	28	158
				Females	1,609		22	417	418	600	103	15	4	67	119	1,301	91	31
	7		Foods, drinks, **narcotics, and stimulants	Males	10,277		366	1,544	1,641	4,689	1,606	417	14	1,596	2,503	5,408	345	333
				Females	2,179		49	255	329	928	497	118	3	142	796	457	779	5
	8		Animals and animal and vegetable substances ††	Males	2,401		38	281	346	1,254	384	92	6	298	342	1,622	33	106
				Females	141		4	31	35	51	17	3		17	24	68	31	1
	9(10)		Metals or minerals, other than those used for fuel or light	Males	1,501		42	284	238	673	207	57		177	120	1,149	8	47
				Females	103			20	17	52	11	3		8	12	63	20
	10(9)		Minerals, &c., mainly used for fuel and light	Males	846		21	98	112	377	172	65	1	153	233	414	30	16
				Females	26			1	2	14	8		1	9	3	2	12
			Engaged in—
	11		General dealing and mercantile pursuits	Males	9,627		372	1,491	1,281	4,170	1,771	510	32	600	2,127	6,283	103	514
				Females	2,454		36	468	612	945	298	86	9	55	483	1,691	159	66
	12		Speculating on chance events	Males	238		1	5	20	175	35	2		34	71	122	1	10
				Females	1		1									1
	13		Storage	Males	823		11	57	129	424	187	15		7	5	776	2	33
IV.	14a&b		Transport and communication	Males	17,178		602	1,632	1,870	9,509	3,081	440	44	456	1,020	15,067	83	552
				Females	456		3	28	70	275	72	8		27	3	422	3	1