No. 9.—Inmates of Public Institutions, classified according to usual or former Occupations—continued.

USUAL OR FORMER OCCUPATION.					PUBLIC HOSPITALS.			BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS.			LUNATIC ASYLUMS.			ORPHAN ASYLUMS.			GAOLS.			LOCK-UPS.			REFORMATORIES.			TOTAL, PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.
Class.	Order.	Sub-Order.	Group.	Designation.	Males.	Females.	Total.	Males.	Females.	Total.	Males.	Females.	Total.	Males.	Females.	Total.	Males.	Females.	Total.	Males.	Females.	Total.	Males.	Females.	Total.	Males.	Females.	Total.
		3	5	Shipmaster, officer, seaman (merchant service)	10		10	7		7	12		12				31		31	8		8				68		68
			6	Engineer, stoker, coal-trimmer, of steamer (merchant service)													2		2							2		2
			7	Steward, ship-servant	1		1	1		1							7		7							9		9
			10	Stevedore, lumper, wharf labourer	1		1													8		8				9		9
			11	Boat proprietor, boatman, waterman				1		1	1		1													2		2
		5	1	Telegraph officer, station-master, operator, clerk				1		1	1		1				2		2							4		4
		6	1	Messenger, porter										1		1										1		1
			2	Errand boy	1		1																			1		1
V.	15	1	2	Printer, printer's manager, clerk				1		1																1		1
			3	Compositor	1		1	1		1							2		2							4		4
			4	Machinist, stereotyper, and others engaged in printing													1		1							1		1
			5	Bookbinder, manufacturing stationer (all branches)													4		4							4		4
		7	1	Watch, clock, chronometer maker							1		1													1		1
		9	1	Gunsmith				1		1																1		1
		10	1	Engine-maker, fitter, mechanical engineer	4		4	10		10	1		1				2		2				1		1	18		18
			3	Boiler-maker	1		1										3		3							4		4
			6	Cutler, toolmaker, sawsetter				1		1																1		1
		11	2	Coach, carriage, wagon, cart builder				1		1							1		1							2		2
			5	Wheelwright	1		1				1		1													2		2
		13	1	Shipbuilder, shipwright, boatbuilder	1		1	1		1							1		1							3		3
			4	Sailmaker	1		1										2		2							3		3
		14	1	Furniture manufacturer, cabinet maker, bedstead maker	1		1	1		1							2		2							4		4
			2	Bed, mattress maker, upholsterer	1		1																			1		1
		15	1	Sawmill proprietor, worker (exclusive of forest sawmills)	1		1	13		13	3		3													17		17
			2	Joiner, door-sash, mantel-piece maker													1		1							1		1
			3	Cooper													1		1							1		1
	16	1	4	Dyer, scourer	1		1																			1		1
			6	Others working in textile fabrics				2		2							1		1							3		3
		2	1	Clothing manufacturer, tailor, dressmaker		4	4	6	4	10	1		1				4	2	6		1	1				11	11	22
			2	Hat, cap, bonnet maker													1		1							1		1
			7	Bootmaker, shoemaker (all branches)	2		2	12	1	13	1		1				11		11							26	1	27
		3	1	Mat maker													1		1							1		1
	17	1	1	Slaughterman, abattoir worker				1		1							1		1							2		2
		2	2	Baker, biscuit, pastry maker	2		2	6		6							4		4	2		2				14		14
		3	1	Brewer, bottler, and others engaged in brewing	1		1																			1		1
			8	Tobacco, cigar, cigarette manufacturer													1		1							1		1
	18	2	1	Firewood cutter, chopper	3		3				1		1													4		4
	19	1	1	Monumental, marble mason, stonecutter, dresser													1		1							1		1
			4	Brickmaker, tile manufacturer	1		1	1		1							2		2							4		4
		2	1	Goldsmith													1		1							1		1
		3	1	Tinsmith, smelter, worker				1		1																1		1
			6	Ironfounder, moulder, worker	1		1				2		2				2		2							5		5
			10	Blacksmith, striker, farrier	4		4	3		3	1		1				1		1	2		2				11		11
	20	1	1	Gas manufacturer and supply officer, worker				1		1																1		1