No. 4.—Number of Persons in Western Australia suffering from Sickness, Accident, Deaf-mutism, or Blindness, classified according to usual or former occupation—continued.

USUAL OR FORMER OCCUPATION.					SICK.			ACCIDENT.			DEAF AND DUMB.			BLIND.			TOTAL.
Class.	Order.	Sub-Order.	Group.	Designation.	Males.	Females.	Total.	Males.	Females.	Total.	Males.	Females.	Total.	Males.	Females.	Total.	Males.	Females.	Total.
				SUB-ORDERS—continued.
II.	3	1		Engaged in supply of board and lodging	18	17	35	5	2	7							23	19	42
		2		Engaged in domestic service and attendance	44	46	90	3	3	6				2		2	49	49	98
III.	4	1		Engaged in banking and finance	8		8										8		8
		2		Engaged in insurance and valuation	1		1										1		1
		3		Dealing in real property	8	3	11							1		1	9	3	12
	5	1		Dealing in books, publications, and advertising		1	1	1		1							1	1	2
		7		Dealing in watches, clocks, jewellery, etc.	1		1										1		1
	6	1		Dealing in textile fabrics	12		12										12		12
		2		Dealing in dress				1		1							1		1
	7	1		Dealing in animal food	11		11	1		1							12		12
		2		Dealing in vegetable food	5	2	7	1		1							6	2	8
		3		Dealing in groceries, drinks, narcotics, and stimulants	10		10	2		2							12		12
	8	1		Dealing in living animals	2		2										2		2
		4		Dealing in wool, and other animal matters				1		1							1		1
		5		Dealing in fodder, seeds, plants, flowers, etc.	2		2										2		2
		6		Dealing in vegetable matters, N. E. I.	3		3										3		3
	9	1		Dealing in fuel and light	1		1	1		1							2		2
	10	1		Dealing to stone, clay, earthenware, glass, etc.	1		1										1		1
		3		Dealing in metals other than gold and silver	3		3	2		2							5		5
	11	1		Undefined merchants and dealers	11	2	13	1		1				1		1	13	2	15
		2		Other mercantile persons	10	1	11	4		4							14	1	15
	12	1		Speculators on chance events		1	1											1	1
IV.	14	1		Connected with railway traffic	25		25	10		10							35		35
		2		Connected with road traffic	24		24	11		11							35		35
		3		Connected with sea and river traffic	28		28	11		11							39		39
		4		Postal service				1		1							1		1
		5		Telegraph and telephone service	2	1	3							1		1	3	1	4
		6		Messengers, etc.	1		1										1		1
V.	15	1		Working in printing and bookbinding	3		3	1		1							4		4
		2		Working in musical instruments										1		1	1		1
		9		Working in arms, ammunition, and explosives	1		1							1		1	2		2
		10		Working in engines, machines, tools, and implements	23		23	5		5	2		2	1		1	31		31
		11		Working in carriages and other vehicles	5		5	1		1							6		6
		12		Working in harness and saddlery and leatherware	1		1										1		1
		13		Working in ships, boats, and their equipment	4		4							1		1	5		5
		14		Working in furniture	3	1	4	1		1							4	1	5
	16	1		Working in textile fabrics	3		3										3		3
		2		Working in dress	22	16	38	3	1	4	4		4	2		2	31	17	48
	17	1		Working in animal food	1		1										1		1
		2		Working in vegetable food	12	1	13	2		2							14	1	15
		3		Working in groceries, drinks, narcotics, and stimulants	2		2	1		1							3		3
	18	1		Working in animal matters not otherwise classed	1		1										1		1
		2		Working in wood not elsewhere classed	8		8	1		1							9		9
	19	1		Working in stone, clay, earthenware, glass, etc.	5		5	1		1							6		6
		3		Working in metals other than gold and silver	17		17	4		4	2		2				23		23
	20	1		Working in fuel, light, and other forms of energy	2		2										2		2
	21	1		Working in construction of buildings	71		71	20		20				3		3	94		94
		2		Working in construction of roads, railways, earthworks, etc.	14		14	7		7							21		21
	22	2		Working in disposal of refuse	4		4										4		4
	23	1		Working in imperfectly-defined industries	150	2	152	20		20				8		8	178	2	180
VI.	24	1		Engaged in agricultural pursuits	89	2	91	22	1	23	2		2	1	1	2	114	4	118
		2		Engaged in pastoral pursuits	34	1	35	4		4				1		1	39	1	40
		3		Engaged in capture, etc., of wild animals and their products	1		1										1		1
		4		Engaged in fisheries	18		18										18		18
		5		Engaged in forestry, etc.	29		29	22		22	1		1				52		52
		6		Engaged in water conservation and supply	2		2	2		2							4		4