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Workshops.
At the end of 1922 there were 345 workshops on the Register,
including 34 domestie workshops. Excluding these latter, there were
573 males and 499 females employed in the workshops. During the
year 466 inspections were made and li» notices served.
Trade or Business.
Workshops other than Domestic
Workshops.
Domestic
Workshops.
Total
number of
Workshops.
Number
of Workshops.
Number
of Workrooms.
Number of
Employees.
Males.
Females.
Bakers
18
18
34
15
-
18
Basketmakers
2
4
40
-
-
2
Blindmnkers
3
4
7
2
-
3
Bootmakers
38
38
84
-
8
46
Builders and carpenters
18
23
40
-
-
18
Confectioners
2
7
13
25
-
2
Corset makers
3
4
-
8
1
4
Cycle makers and repairers
2
6
8
3
-
2
Dressmakers and ladies' tailors
53
61
2
195
5
58
Harness and trunk makers
6
6
20
1
-
6
Ironmongers
6
6
13
-
-
6
Laundresses Laundresses
3
9
3
14
-
3
Milliners
19
1?
_
47
2
21
Monumental masons
2
2
18
-
-
2
Motor makers and repairers
11
17
39
-
-
11
Outfitters
7
26
3
73
-
7
Pianoforte makers
2
6
54
-
-
2
Picture frame makers
11
13
18
-
1
12
Photographers
6
8
3
11
1
6
Smithss
5
5
11
-
-
5
Tailors
28
33
51
28
10
38
Upholsterers cabinetmakers
19
24
40
12
2
21
Watchmakers and jewellers
12
12
20
-
-
12
Wigmakers
11
12
2
26
2
13
Miscellaneous
26
35
50
39
3
29
Totals
313
398
573
499
34
347
LEGAL PROCEEDINGS.
Legal proceedings were taken by the Council in connection with the
work of the Health Department in 66 eases during the year. The
facts relate only to the eases that were heard and decided in 1022.