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Table showing the Number of Persons employed in Factories, etc.— continued.

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Aerated-water and Cordial Manufacturing (Males) (c). £ £ 14 and under 17 2 30-50 1-22 29 10/to'15/ 9/6$ j 5/7 17 ., 21 3 32-00 1-92 120 15/4$ 21 „ 31 13 43-15 11-22 1,330 40/to'50/47/5 39/4 31 „ 45 12 42-75 10-26 1.362 45/to 55/53/1 43/8 45 and over . . 5 45-60 4-56 628 50/ to 60/ 55/1 (48/3$ Ail ages.. 34 42-91 29-18 3,469 .. 47/6$ :39/3 There were also 5 employers personally engaged, and £64 was paid in wages to casual hands. 14 and under 17 3 38-66 2-32 851 15/ 14/8 10/11 17 „ 21 4 40-75 3-26 174=1 15/ to 25/ 21/4 16/8$ 21 „ 31 7 42-43 5-94 549! 30/to 45/36/11 $30/2 31 and over .. [ 3 43-00 2-58 378 45/to 60/58/7$ 48/5$ Allages.. i 16 44-06 14-10 1,186 .. 33/8 28/6 Biscuit and Confectionery Making—Biscuit-bakers (Males). 14 and under 45' 9(35-77; 6-44 345|12/to 100/(21/5 ( (a) Agricultural-implement Assembling (Males) (c). Of these hands, 8 are boys under 17 years of age. 17andunder21 1 13-00: 0-26( 14 20/to 25/21/6$ (a) 21 „ 31 8 43-75 I 7-00 1 816 48/ to 60/ 46/7$ 39/2$ 31 and over .. 6 38-50 j 4-62J 774 60/ to 70/ 67/ 49/7 Allages.. 14 42-43 11-88 1,604 .. 54/ 44/1 £62 was paid in wages to casual hands. Biscuit and Confectionery Making—Tinsmiths (Males). 21 and over.. 1| 60-00] 1-00 134] 52/6 (53/7 51/7 Biscuit and Confectionery Making — Confectioners (Females) (c). Asphalt-making and Shingle-preparing (Males). 17 and under 21 1 28-00 0-56 28 20/ 20/ (o) 21 „ 31 2 36-00 1-44 185 50/to 60/51/4$ 35/7 31 „ 45 7 50-57 7-08 873 48/to 54/49/4 47/11$ 45 and over.. 2 52-00 2-08 265 54/ 50/11$ 50/11$ Allages.. ( 12 50-73 11-16 1,351 .. 48/5 43/3$ 14 and under 17 16(43-25' 13-84[ 390 10/to 15/11/3 9/4$ 17 „ 21 16(41-94 13-42! 568 10/to 20/16/11 13/8 21 „ 31 15(44-60 13-38 632 15/to 20/18/10$ 16/2i 31 and over .. 2 47-50 l-90( 130 20/to 30/27/4$ 25/ Allages.. 47! 45-26 42-54 1 1,720 .. 16/1 14/1 There were also 4 employers personally engaged. Biscuit and Confectionery Making—Boxmakers (Females). Handover.. 1 3| 34-00 | 2-04] 74) 12/ to 15/(14/6 (9/6 6 There were also 3 employers personally engaged, and £43 was paid in wages to casual hands. Bacon and Ham Curing, etc. (Males) (c). 14andunderl7 3 38-66 [ 2-32 1151 12/ to 25/(19/10 (14/9 17 „ 21 4 41-25 3-30 241: 20/to 30/29/2$ 23/2 21 , 31 25 40-32 20-16 2,546 40/to 60/50/6 39/2$ 31 „ 45 20 45-25 18-30 2,769 45/to 70/60/6 53/3 45 and over . . 3: 35-33 : 2-12 269! 45/ to 55/50/9 ,34/0 Allages.. 48' 48-12 46-20 5,940 .. 51/5 :47/7 Blacksmithing, Farriery, etc. (Males) (d). 14andunderl7 5 43-20' 4-32 129 10/to 12/6 11/11 17 „ 21 7 43-57! 6-10 339 22/6 to27/6 22/2 J21 „ 31 18 38-28 [ 13-78 1,730 40/to 50/50/2$ 31 „ 45 9 48-88. 8-80 1,2411 51/to 60/56/5 45 and over.. 10 52-00 I 10-40 1,523 54/ to 60/ 58/7 [ ! : Allages.. 48 45-21' 43-40 4,962 .. 45/8 1 .. There were also 2 employers personally engaged, and £81 was paid in wages to casual hands. Bacon and Ham Curing, etc. —Tinsmiths (Males). 17 and under 45 | 4[ 43-50 [ 3-48 463] 50/ to 60/153/2$ 144/6 Bacon and Ham Curing, etc. —Engine-drivers (Males). 21 and under 45] 6 49-83] 5-98] 1,0621 70/ to 75/|71/ 68/1 £126 was paid in wages to casual hands. Boatbuilding (Males). 17andunder21 I 2 52-00 | 2-08] 98] 20/ (18/10 18/10 There was also 1 employer personally engaged. Basketware-manufaoturing (Males). 14 and under 17 5 43-20 4-32 187| 10/ to 20/ 17/4 14/4$ 17 21 . 7 44-14 6-18 360 15/ to 35/ 23/3$ 19/9 21 ' 31 ' 6 50-17 6-02 676 40/to 55/44/ 11 43/4 31 „ 45 ( 6 52-00 6-24 891 55/ to 65/ 57/1$ 57/1$ 45 and over*., j 1 48-00 0-96 86 55/to 60/35/10 33/1 All ages ..' 24 49-42 23-72(2,2001 .. (37/1 35/3 * Part-time worker. Boot-manufacturing—Rough-stuff Cutters (Males) (a!). 17 and under 21 3(42-66 2-56 192 20/to 35/30/ | .. 21 „ 31 10 44-20 8-84 ; 964 47/6 to52/6 43/7 31 „ 45 2(52-00 2-08; 295 57/6 to62/6 56/8$ 45 and over .. 5 40-00 4-00 472 45/ to 50/ 47/2 Allages.. 19! 46-00 17-48 1,923 .. 44/0$ ] .. Basketware-manufacturing (Females). 17 and under 31 ( 4(52-00: 4-16] 229) 15/to 25/(22/ |22/ Thero were also 4 employers personally engaged, and £2 was paid in wages to casual hands. Boot-manufacturing—Clickers (Males) (d). 14 and under 17 2 38-10 1-54 51 10/ to 1.5/ 13/9 17 „ 21 3 52-00 3-12 21717/6 to 30/27/10 i 21 „ 31 18 41-22 14-84 1,598 47/6to52/6 43/1 3] „ 45 11 45-00 9-90 1,380 50/to 60/55/9 45 and over .. 9 48-00 864 1,205 45/to 60/55/9$ ■MAN 2 3 18 11 9 1 Allages.. 43 44-23 38-04 4,451 .. 46/10 ( 43 Billiard-table Making (Males). Hand under 17] 2 28-00] 1-12 23: 6/to 12/[ 8/2$ ( (a) 17 ,. 21 [ 3 38-33! 2-30 127! 15/to 40/22/1 16/3$ 21 „ 31 ! 12 44-08| 10-58 1,599 45/to 65/60/5$ 51/3 31 45 115 41-73 [ 12-52 1,909] 45/to 65/61/ 48/6$ 45 and'over .. ! 2 52-00 j 2-08J 39l| 65/to 80/75/2$ 75/2$ Allages.. ■ 31 46-13! 28-60l 4,049 .. 56/7$ 50/3 Boot-manufacturing—Benchmen (Males) (d). Hand under 17 4 46-00 3-68 128 10/ to 15/13/11 17 „ 21 1149-64 10-92 629 22/6 to 30/23/0$ 21 „ 31 39 45-13 35-20 4,276 45/to 57/6 48/7 31 „ 45 59 50-64 59-16 7,473 50/to 55/6 50/6 45 and over .. 14 47-07 13-18| 1,573 50/to 55/47/9 Allages.. 127 48-09 122-1414,079! .. 46/1 £61 was paid in wages to casual hands.