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TABLE B
Workshops on Register (Male), 1926.
1 Acetylene Works.
12 Bootmaking.
2 Barge building.
1 Bitumen making.
2 Boat building.
2 Brush making.
1 Building, etc.
7 Cabinet making.
1 Carpenter.
1 Chair-frame making.
1 Chemical works.
1 Cigar making.
1 Clay pipe making.
4 Cork cutting.
5 Confectionery making.
4 Cooperages.
1 Electrical Engineering and
Winding
6 Engineering
14 Farriers
3 French polishing.
1 Frilling making
1 Flush tank works.
2 Furniture making.
1 Furrier.
1 Glass works.
1 Hair working.
4 Harness making.
1 Joinery.
3 Motor garage works.
1 Metal works.
2 Oil stores.
4 Paint making.
1 Paper sorting, etc,
2 Plumbing.
1 Poultry food mixing.
1 Rag sorting.
2 Rope making.
1 Sackmaking.
1 Shellac bleaching.
1 Stonemasonry.
18 Tailoring.
4 Tarpaulin work.
1 Tinsmith.
2 Tin toy making.
1 Trunk making.
5 Upholstering.
3 Undertaking.
2 Van building, etc.
2 Vinegar making.
1 Waterproof working.
1Wax refining.
1 Welding.
1 Wheelwright.
1 Wire working.
1 Walking stick making.
1 Zinc working.
As per List, Table A Workshops on Register, page 54.
Domestic Workshops on Register (where Men are Employed).*
1 Blacksmith.
1 Blind making.
2 Boot repairing.
1 Decorative earthenware making
1 Mat making.
1 Plumbing.
2 Tailoring.
1 Wire working.