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TABLE VI. 



©ccupations of tbe Xast Ubousano of tbe 

 IFlew Borrowers. 



Agents and Collectors 



Apprentices and Shop Assistants 45 



Architects and Surveyors ... 6 



Artists, Draughtsmen, and De- 

 signers 



Bailiff 



Bakers and Confectioners 



Barmaids 



Bill Poster 



Billiard Markers 



Boiler Makers ... 



Bookbinders, Printers, and Com 

 positors 



Booksellers and Stationers 



Boot and Shoe Makers. 



Brass Founders ... 



Bricklayers and Masons 



Brush Makers ... 



Builders, Carpenters, Joiners, 

 Cabinet Makers, and Up- 

 holsterers ... 



Butchers 



Carriage Builders 



Chemists and Druggists 



Clergymen and Ministers 



Clerks and Book Keepers 



Commercial Travellers 



Cook 



Coopers 



Corn Merchant 



Curriers 



Dentist 



Domestic Servants 



Drapers 



Dyer 



Engineers, Moulders, Smiths, 

 Fitters, and Engine Drivers 42 



Engraver 



Errand and Office Boys 



Factory Hands ... 



Fishmongers 



Gardeners and Greengrocers 



Grocers and Provision Dealers 



Grooms 



Hairdressers 



Hardware Dealers 



Housekeepers ... 



Inland Revenue Officers 



Inspector 



Labourers 



Lead Merchant 



Lodging House Keeper 



Manager 



Mattress Maker 



Medical Practitioners ... 



Merchants 



Milliners and Dressmakers 



Musicians 



Nurses 



Pattern Maker 



Painters, Paperhangers, &c. 

 Paper Stainer ... 

 Pawnbroker 

 Pensioner (Naval) 

 Photographers ... 

 Photo-Lithographer 

 Plane Maker ... 



Plaster Maker 



Policeman 

 Polishers 

 Porter (General) 



Potter 



Publicans and Brewers 



Railway Employes 



Saddlers 



Scholars and Students . . . 



Soldier 



Sweep ... 



Tailors, Hosiers, etc. ... 



Teachers and Pupil Teachers 



Telegraphists 



Tobacconists 



Turners 



Veterinary Surgeon 



Waiters 



Watchmakers and Jewellers 



Wheelwrights ... 



No Occupation 



1,000 



