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.
VI.	24	7		Engaged in mines and quarries	194		194	85		85	2		2	4		4	285		285
VII.	25	1		Of independent means and indefinite	20	4	24	1	1	2				3		3	24	5	29
VIII.	26	1		Employed in domestic duties		261	261		11	11		2	2		20	20		294	294
		2		Scholars and students	61	34	115	7	3	10	6	8	14	3	2	5	77	67	144
		3		Dependent relatives and others not stated to be performing domestic duties	59	49	108	4	4	8	1		1	7	9	16	71	62	133
	27	1		*Dependents on charity or public support	2	1	3	1		1				2	1	3	5	2	7
				Unspecified	10	1	11	2		2				1	1	2	13	2	15
				GROUPS.
I.	1	1	2	Officer of Government Department	3		3										3		3
		3	2	Army officer in actual service	1		1										1		1
			3	Army non-commissioned officer, warrant officer, private				3		3							3		3
		4	3	Law court officer, clerk	1		1										1		1
			4	Magistrate	1		1										1		1
			5	Sheriff's officer, bailiff	1		1										1		1
			7	Law clerk (not articled)		1	1											1	1
			11	Police officer	7		7										7		7
	2	1	1	Clergyman	2		2										2		2
			2	Irregular clergy	1	1	2										1	1	2
		2	2	Officer of charitable institution										1		1	1		1
		3	3	Medical practitioner	2		2	1		1							3		3
			6	Dentist	1		1										1		1
			7	Pharmaceutical chemist, druggist	4		4										4		4
			8	Hospital or asylum nurse		1	1											1	1
			10	Midwife, monthly nurse		5	5											5	5
			11	Sick nurse		4	4											4	4
		4	1	Author, editor, journalist	2		2										2		2
		5	3	Assayer, metallurgist	1		1	1		1							2		2
			4	Geologist, mineralogist	1		1										1		1
		6	1	Civil engineer	3		3	1		1							4		4
			2	Directing or consulting engineer	1		1										1		1
			3	Electrician	1		1	1		1							2		2
			4	Surveyor	2		2	1		1							3		3
			5	Architect	3		3										3		3
	2	7	4	Teacher, public school		2	2	1		1							1	2	3
			9	Teacher of languages, etc.	1		1										1		1
			10	Others ministering to education										1		1	1		1
	2	9	2	Musician										1		1	1		1
	2	10	1	Actress		1	1											1	1
			4	Jockey	1		1	2		2							3		3
			6	Billiard-table proprietor, keeper, marker	2		2										2		2
II.	3	1	1	Hotelkeeper, relative assisting, servant	13	9	22	5		5							18	9	27
			2	Restaurant, eatinghouse-keeper, servant	2	2	4										2	2	4
			3	Boarding, lodginghouse-keeper, servant	3	6	9		2	2							3	8	11
		2	2	House servants	19	38	57	2	1	3							21	39	60
			6	Coachman, groom	4		4										4		4
			7	Gardener	18		18							2		2	20		20
			10	Officekeeper, attendant	2		2	1		1							3		3
			12	Hairdresser, barber	1		1										1		1
			13	Laundress, washerwoman		8	8		2	2								10	10
III.	4	1	2	Bank manager, officer, clerk	4		4										4		4
			4	Share and stock broker, dealer, jobber, speculator	3		3										3		3
			7	Public accountant, auditor	1		1										1		1
	4	2	4	Auctioneer, appraiser, valuator	1		1										1		1
		3	1	Land proprietor, speculator	3	1	4										3	1	4
			2	Land and estate agent, broker	2		2										2		2
			4	House proprietor	1	2	3							1		1	2	2	4
			5	House agent, rent collector	2		2										2		2
	5	1	4	Newsagent, newspaper vendor		1	1	1		1							1	1	2
		7	1	Jeweller, etc.	1		1										1		1
	6	1	1	Manchester warehouseman, wholesale draper	6		6										6		6
			2	Draper	5		5										5		5
			3	Silk mercer, dealer	1		1										1		1
		2	4	Boot and shoe dealer				1		1							1		1
	7	1	3	Butcher	9		9	1		1							10		10
			6	Fishmonger, oyster dealer	2		2										2		2