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Social Class II Farmers
Nurses
Pharmacists
Teachers
Proprietors and Managers of Retail
Businesses
Local Government Administrative
etc., etc.
Social Class III Foremen and Skilled Workers
Bricklayers
Engine Drivers
Signalmen
Clerks & Typists
Salesmen & Shop Assistants
Policemen
Firemen
'Bus & Tram Drivers
Actors and Musicians
Other ranks in the Defence Forces,
etc., etc.
Social Class IV Domestic Servants
Barmen & Barmaids
Hospital Orderlies
'Bus Conductors
Loco. Firemen
Semi-skilled Workers, etc., etc.
Social Class V Labourers.
Navvies
Porters
Messengers
Lift Attendants, etc., etc.
The fourth section dealing with the housing of private
households is of especial interest to the Health Department and
I append some particulars relating to the population of the
Borough based upon a \% sample of the forms returned during
the Census: —
The number of separate households residing in the Borough
is approximately 38,300.
The average number of persons per household is approximately
2.87. (In 1931 it was 3.43.)
58% of the households occupy shared dwellings, i.e., dwellings
which do not have a separate entrance from the
street or from a common passage or stairway.