TABLE 3.—OCCUPATIONS BY AGE GROUPS AND BY OCCUPATION GRADES.—SECTION B.—IN MELBOURNE AND SUBURBS. (BOARD OF WORKS' DISTRICT.)—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.
			BY ORDERS—continued.
			Manufacturers of—
V.	15		Art and mechanic productions	Males	14,184		502	2,445	1,857	6,702	2,211	438	29	1,121	967	11,338	89	669
V.	15		Art and mechanic productions	Females	1,575		79	609	393	446	43	5		20	29	1,470	39	17
	16		Textile fabrics, dress and fibrous materials	Males	7,493		305	1,116	1,104	3,361	1,237	362	8	691	1,002	5,409	77	314
	16		Textile fabrics, dress and fibrous materials	Females	19,294		741	6,073	4,681	6,533	1,052	187	27	579	1,797	16,140	278	500
	17		Foods, drinks, narcotics, and stimulants	Males	5,658		226	947	918	2,617	779	159	12	441	209	4,646	70	292
	17		Foods, drinks, narcotics, and stimulants	Females	1,103		78	480	274	216	47	8		28	21	940	104	10
	18		Animal and vegetable substances	Males	2,190		72	384	394	882	378	78	2	133	51	1,883	5	118
	18		Animal and vegetable substances	Females	72		4	31	17	15	5					71		1
	19		Metals or minerals, other than those used for fuel or light	Males	8,061		313	1,790	1,224	3,457	1,073	195	9	540	291	6,755	63	412
	19		Metals or minerals, other than those used for fuel or light	Females	57		3	14	16	17	6	1		5	1	44	5	2
	20		Materials, used for heat, light, or energy	Males	732		13	59	54	434	148	23	1	8	2	706	3	13
	20		Materials, used for heat, light, or energy	Females	35		1	20	12	2						35
	21		Constructors of buildings, roads, railways, earthworks, &c.	Males	14,472		160	1,237	1,197	7,810	3,041	1,004	23	1,220	1,063	10,935	82	1,172
	21		Constructors of buildings, roads, railways, earthworks, &c.	Females	12			2	2	7		1		3		8	1
	22		Engaged in disposing of the dead or refuse	Males	849		7	39	73	490	198	41	1	40	49	741	3	16
	22		Engaged in disposing of the dead or refuse	Females	13					8	4		1	6	1	5	1
	23		Ill-defined industrial workers (chiefly labourers)	Males	8,771		183	1,237	1,325	3,889	1,670	443	24	651	296	6,850	22	952
	23		Ill-defined industrial workers (chiefly labourers)	Females	710		51	232	165	209	42	9	2	62	52	555	22	19
VI.	24		Engaged on land, or with animals, and in obtaining raw products from natural sources	Males	6,730		92	488	775	3,150	1,495	697	33	711	1,088	3,900	149	882
VI.	24			Females	192		5	22	17	62	53	32	1	39	62	15	74	2
VII.	25		Persons of independent means	Males	3,664			9	30	256	969	2,396	4		2,323	1,341
VII.	25		Persons of independent means	Females	1,509			17	82	344	445	619	2		1,314	195
VIII.	26		Persons dependent upon natural guardians	Males	76,429	24,355	48,086	2,730	436	252	136	406	28
VIII.	26		Persons dependent upon natural guardians	Females	183,051	23,676	50,611	10,312	11,145	55,965	22,434	8,676	232
	27		Persons dependent upon the State or upon public or private support	Males	3,871	87	285	143	242	1,149	893	1,062	10
	27			Females	3,985	102	541	355	290	1,025	705	962	5
			Occupation not stated (chiefly Breadwinners)	Males	1,103		60	176	154	294	160	223	36
			Occupation not stated (chiefly Breadwinners)	Females	387		13	84	87	139	40	15	9
			BY SUB-ORDERS.
			Ministering to—
I.	1	1	General Government	Males	1,157		5	52	47	721	309	22	1		2	1,155
I.	1	1	General Government	Females	60			2	9	35	11	3				59	1
		2	Municipal Government	Males	459		1	30	61	234	108	25				459
		2	Municipal Government	Females	2						1	1				2
		3	Defence	Males	244			10	53	137	40	2	2			244
		4	Law and order	Males	2,329		25	156	179	1,484	418	64	3	257	246	1,788	5	33
		4	Law and order	Females	40			2	2	27	9				1	38		1
	2	1	Religion	Males	671			6	34	303	237	88	3			660	5	6
	2	1	Religion	Females	416			12	44	273	79	8				407	7	2