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

OCCUPATION.		TOODYAY.			VICTORIA.			WELLINGTON.
Class.	Designation.	Males.	Females.	Total.	Males.	Females.	Total.	Males.	Females.	Total.
	SECTION A.—BREAD-WINNERS.
I.	PROFESSIONAL.
	Engaged in Government, defence, law, etc.	6		6	47		47	40	1	41
	Ministering to religion, charity, health, education, etc.	36	25	61	62	69	131	71	80	151
	Total, Class I.	42	25	67	109	69	178	111	81	192
II.	DOMESTIC—
	Engaged in Supplying board and lodging	14	13	27	69	67	136	71	100	171
	Engaged in Domestic service and attendance	32	46	78	60	139	199	33	122	155
	Total, Class II.	46	59	105	129	206	335	104	222	326
III.	COMMERCIAL—
	Dealing in Property and finance	12	3	15	37	9	46	28	10	38
	Dealing in Art and mechanic productions	1		1	7	1	8	6	2	8
	Dealing in Textile fabrics, dress, and fibrous materials	2	2	4	20	5	25	23	17	40
	Dealing in Food, drinks, narcotics, and stimulants	8	3	11	61	2	63	66	10	76
	Dealing in Animals, and animal and vegetable substances N.E.I.	5		5	48		48	7		7
	Dealing in Fuel and light	1		1	1		1	3		3
	Dealing in Metals and other minerals				5		5	7	1	8
	General and undefined merchants and dealers	8	1	9	89	11	100	34	7	41
	Speculators on chance events
	Engaged in storage
	Total, Class III.	37	9	46	268	28	296	174	47	221
IV.	TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION—
	Engaged in Railway traffic	70		70	227		227	214		214
	Engaged in Traffic on roads	10		10	50		50	30		30
	Engaged in Traffic on Seas and rivers				124	1	125	101		101
	Engaged in Postal, telegraph, and telephone service	8	7	15	37	11	48	18	9	27
	Messengers, etc.				2		2
	Total, Class IV.	88	7	95	440	12	452	363	9	372
V.	INDUSTRIAL—
	Working in Art and mechanic productions	10		10	67	1	68	80		80
	Working in Textile fabrics, dress, and fibrous materials	10	9	19	20	40	60	27	41	68
	Working in Food, drinks, narcotics, and stimulants	15		15	38	2	40	55	1	56
	Working in Animal and vegetable substances, N.E.I.	6		6	25		25	11		11
	Working in Metals and other minerals	27		27	46		46	40		40
	Working in Fuel, light, and other forms of energy				1		1
	Engaged in Construction of buildings, roads, railways, etc.	41		41	99		99	189		189
	Engaged in Disposal of the dead, or of refuse				11		11	3		3
	Engaged in Undefined industrial pursuits	41	2	43	71		71	24		24
	Total, Class V.	150	11	161	378	43	421	429	42	471
VI.	PRIMARY PRODUCERS—
	Engaged in Agricultural pursuits	741	13	754	709	38	747	693	15	708
	Engaged in Pastoral pursuits	50	21	71	250	17	267	26	26	52
	Engaged in Capture, etc., of wild animals and their products	7		7	24	1	25	2		2
	Engaged in Fisheries				11		11	9		9
	Engaged in Forestry	3		3	10		10	601		601
	Engaged in Water conservation and supply	1		1	27		27	2		2
	Engaged in Mining and quarrying	54		54	47		47	37		37
	Total, Class VI.	856	34	890	1,078	56	1,134	1,370	41	1,411
VII.	INDEFINITE (of independent means)	4		4	7	3	10	5	8	13
	TOTAL, BREAD-WINNERS	1,223	145	1,368	2,409	417	2,826	2,556	450	3,006
	SECTION B.—DEPENDENTS, NON-BREAD-WINNERS.
VIII.	DEPENDENTS—
	Dependent on natural guardians	535	1,119	1,654	1,128	2,282	3,410	1,246	2,572	3,818
	Supported by voluntary and State contributions	16	25	41	13	5	18	15	8	23
	Criminal class (under legal detention)	5		5	17		17	3		3
	TOTAL, DEPENDENTS	556	1,144	1,700	1,158	2,287	3,445	1,264	2,580	3,844
	UNSPECIFIED	5	2	7	1	4	5	9	1	10
	GRAND TOTAL	1,784	1,291	3,075	3,568	2,708	6,276	3,829	3,031	6,860