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Table 45.—Industrial Classification of enrolled Persons placed in Industry by District Man-power Officers during the Months of January, February, and March, 1946

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Industrial Group. Males. Females. Total. Primary Industry Fishing and trapping 5 5 Sheep-farming 250 , "l 251 Dairy-farming 108 1 109 Other farming .. .. .. 481 1,056 1,537 Flax growing and milling 12 12 Bush sawmilling and afforestation 193 "2 195 Coal-mining 53 53 Other mining and quarrying 23 23 jBuilding and Construction Road, railway, hydro, &c., construction 145 145 Housing, &c., construction 418 418 Transport and Communication Railways (including workshops and N.Z.R. Motor Services) .. 211 1 212 Tramways 35 35 Motor services n.e.i. (including garages) 148 "4 152 Other transport services 72 72 Post and Telegraph and radio broadcasting 61 1 62 Heat, Light, and Power Electricity production and supply 34 34 Gas production and supply 56 1 57 Secondary Industry Engineering and metal trades 409 7 416 Meat freezing, preserving, &c. 571 1 572 Butter and cheese manufacture .. .. .. 26 26 Other food and drink industries 224 40 264 Fellmongering, woolscouring, and tanning 30 39 Woollen and knitting mills 55 1 56 Clothing-manufacture 35 49 84 Footwear and other leather work.. 41 16 57 Other textile industries 53 8 61 Timber milling and joinery 99 4 103 Furnishings-manufacture 47 2 49 Building-materials manufacture 172 1 173 Tobacco processing, &c. 7 6 13 Other secondary industries 196 20 216 Commerce and Finance Banks, insurance, trustees, &c. 23 8 31 Shops, warehouses, depots, &c. 232 34 266 Stock and station agencies and storage 321 7 328 Public Administration and Professional Health, religion, and social welfare 61 81 142 Education (not students) 12 4 16 Lawyers, justice, and prisons 1 2 3 Government Departments n.e.i. 78 15 93 Local authorities n.e.i. 129 129 Miscellaneous Hotels and restaurants 90 103 193 Miscellaneous professions 6 6 12 Domestic services 109 53 162 Others 18 18 Total 5,359 1,535 6,894 :