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*NATURE OF WORK.
1
Outworkers Lists, Section 107.
Lists received from Employers.
Sending
Twice in the year. †
Sending
Once in the year.
Outworkers
Outworkers
Lists
2
Contractors
Workmen.
Lists
5
Contractors.
Workmen.
(1) Wearing apparel-
fa) making, &c 40 94 38 4 5 2
(6) cleaning- and washing 8 12 2 2 2 —
(2) Making- up, ornamenting, finishing and re-
pairing of table linen, bed linen, or other
household linen (including in the term
linen articles of cotton or cotton and linen
mixtures), and any process incidental
thereto 1 1 — — — —
(3) Making, ornamenting, mending, and finishing
of lace and of lace curtains and nets — — — — — —
(4) Making of curtains and furniture hangings,
and any process incidental thereto 4 2 6 — — —
(5) Cabinet and furniture making and upholstery
work 2 3 2 — — —
(6) Making of electro-plate — — — — — —
(7) Making of files — — — — - —
(8) Manufacture of brass and of any articles or
parts of articles of brass (including in the
term brass any alloy or compound of copper
with zinc or tin)— — — — — —
(9) Fur-pulling — — — — — —
(10) Making of iron and steel cables and chains — — — — — —
(11) Making of iron and steel anchors and grapnels — — — — — —
(12) Making of cart gear, including swivels, rings.
loops, gear-buckles, mullin bits, hooks, and
attachments of all kinds — — — — — —
(13) Making of locks, latches, and keys — — — — — —
(14) Making or repairing of umbrellas, sunshades,
parasols, or parts thereof 2 4 — — — —
(15) Making of artificial flowers — — — — — —
(16) Making of nets other than wire nets — — — — — —
(17) Making of tents — — — — — —
(18) Making or repairing of sacks — — — — — —
(19) Covering of racquet or tennis balls — — — — — —
(20)Making of paper bags — — — — — —
(21) Making of boxes or other receptacles or parts
thereof made wholly or partially of paper,
cardboard, chip, or similar material 1 — 2 — — —
(22) Making of brushes — — — — — —
(23) Pea picking — — — — — —
(24) Feather sorting — — — — — —
(25) Carding, boxing, or packeting of buttons,
hooks and eyes, pins, and hair pins — — — — — —
(26) Making of stuffed toys — — — — — —
(27) Making of baskets — — — — — —
(28) Manufacture of chocolate or sweetmeats — — — — — —
(29) The making or filling of cosaques, Christmas
crackers, Christmas stockings, or similar
articles or parts thereof — — — — — —
(30) The weaving of any textile fabric — — — — — —
(31) Making of lampshades other than those made
wholly of metal or glass or stone — — — — — —
Total 9 116 1 50 6 7 2
Notices served on occupiers as to keeping or sending lists of Outworkers, Nil; Prosecutions
in relation to Outworkers' Lists, Nil.
Outwork in infected premises, Sees. 109-110, Nil.
* In the case of those occupiers who gave out work of more than one of the classes specified
in column 1, and subdivided their lists in such a way as to show the number of workers in each
class of work, the list has been included among those in column 2 (or 5 as the case may be)
against the principal class only; but th3 outworkers have been assigned in columns 3 and 4 (or
6 and 7) into their respective classes.
+ The figures in columns 2, 3 and 4 are the total number of the lists received from those
employers who comply strictly with the statutory duty of sending two lists each year, and of
the entries of names of Outworkers in those lists. 66 lists were received twice in the year. The
names of Outworkers that were repeated in the duplicated Returns have not been counted twice.