No. 4.—Population of each Magisterial District, classified according to Occupation—continued.

OCCUPATION.		NORTHAM.			PEAK HILL.			PERTH.
Class.	Designation.	Males.	Females.	Total.	Males.	Females.	Total.	Males.	Females.	Total.
	SECTION A.—BREAD-WINNERS.
I.	PROFESSIONAL.
	Engaged in Government, defence, law, etc.	24		24	7		7	1,003	25	1,028
	Ministering to religion, charity, health, education, etc.	30	32	62	10	1	11	1,117	731	1,848
	Total, Class I.	54	32	86	17	1	18	2,120	756	2,876
II.	DOMESTIC—
	Engaged in Supplying board and lodging	39	49	88	24	18	42	528	757	1,285
	Engaged in Domestic service and attendance	22	95	117	10	5	15	564	1,267	1,831
	Total, Class II.	61	144	205	34	23	57	1,092	2,024	3,116
III.	COMMERCIAL—
	Dealing in Property and finance	16	3	19	4		4	692	125	817
	Dealing in Art and mechanic productions	12	3	15	2	1	3	351	69	420
	Dealing in Textile fabrics, dress, and fibrous materials	10	8	18	1		1	459	159	618
	Dealing in Food, drinks, narcotics, and stimulants	38	3	41	13		13	708	114	822
	Dealing in Animals, and animal and vegetable substances N.E.I.	24		24	1		1	266	10	276
	Dealing in Fuel and light	1		1	9		9	75	1	76
	Dealing in Metals and other minerals	6		6	1		1	209	7	216
	General and undefined merchants and dealers	41	5	46	19		19	759	163	922
	Speculators on chance events							21	3	24
	Engaged in storage							19		19
	Total, Class III.	148	22	170	50	1	51	3,559	651	4,210
IV.	TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION—
	Engaged in Railway traffic	385		385				843	2	845
	Engaged in Traffic on roads	16		16	18		18	491	1	492
	Engaged in Traffic on Seas and rivers	1		1				148	1	149
	Engaged in Postal, telegraph, and telephone service	19	6	25	5		5	379	87	466
	Messengers, etc.	1		1				33		33
	Total, Class IV.	422	6	428	23		23	1,894	91	1,985
V.	INDUSTRIAL—
	Working in Art and mechanic productions	47	2	49	7		7	1,502	66	1,568
	Working in Textile fabrics, dress, and fibrous materials	20	36	56	1		1	537	887	1,424
	Working in Food, drinks, narcotics, and stimulants	31		31	3		3	412	24	436
	Working in Animal and vegetable substances, N.E.I.	6		6	28		28	86		86
	Working in Metals and other minerals	48		48	11		11	599	1	600
	Working in Fuel, light, and other forms of energy	3		3	2		2	96		96
	Engaged in Construction of buildings, roads, railways, etc.	124		124	21		21	1,617		1,617
	Engaged in Disposal of the dead, or of refuse	3		3	1		1	88		88
	Engaged in Undefined industrial pursuits	28		28	27		27	648	5	653
	Total, Class V.	310	38	348	101		101	5,585	983	6,568
VI.	PRIMARY PRODUCERS—
	Engaged in Agricultural pursuits	707	15	722	8		8	899	20	919
	Engaged in Pastoral pursuits	12	3	15	45		45	182	17	199
	Engaged in Capture, etc., of wild animals and their products							6		6
	Engaged in Fisheries							26		26
	Engaged in Forestry	13		13				143		143
	Engaged in Water conservation and supply	77		77				81		81
	Engaged in Mining and quarrying	7		7	297		297	331	2	333
	Total, Class VI.	816	18	834	350		350	1,668	39	1,707
VII.	INDEFINITE (of independent means)	5	3	8				74	63	137
	TOTAL, BREAD-WINNERS	1,816	263	2,079	575	25	600	15,992	4,607	20,599
	SECTION B.—DEPENDENTS, NON-BREAD-WINNERS.
VIII.	DEPENDENTS—
	Dependent on natural guardians	760	1,586	2,346	14	58	72	6,740	15,516	22,256
	Supported by voluntary and State contributions	14	2	16	4		4	530	281	811
	Criminal class (under legal detention)	1		1				47	19	66
	TOTAL, DEPENDENTS	775	1,588	2,363	18	58	76	7,317	15,816	23,133
	UNSPECIFIED	4	1	5	1		1	51	15	66
	GRAND TOTAL	2,595	1,852	4,447	594	83	677	23,360	20,438	43,798