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Woolwich 1933

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Woolwich]

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102
Social Conditions.
The following Table, No, 62, sets out under generalised headings the total
number of males and females engaged in occupations at ages of 14 years and upwards
as shown by the Census of 1931.

TABLE No. 62.

Occupations of Woolwich Inhabitants (over 14 years).

Occupations.Males.Females.
i.Fishermen
ii.Agricultural occupations42611
iii.Mining and quarrying occupations13
iv.Workers in non-metalliferous mine and quarry products741
v.Makers of bricks, pottery and glass16851
vi.Workers in chemicals, paints, etc.92613
vii.Metal workers6,471237
viii.Workers in precious metals699
ix.Electrical apparatus makers, fitters, etc.1,6961,086
x.Makers of watches, clocks, etc.1626
xi.Workers in skins and leather13534
xii.Textile workers2248
xiii.Makers of textile goods5971,633
xiv.Makers of foods, drinks and tobacco480114
xv.Workers in wood and furniture1,69644
xvi.Workers in paper and cardboard3248
xvii.Printers and Photographers505110
xviii.Builders, Bricklayers, etc.2,4852
xix.Painters and Decorators1,18246
xx.Workers in other materials12480
xxiWorkers in mixed or undefined materials (not enumerated elsewhere)156181
xxii.Transport Workers5,547463
xxiii.Commercial and Financial occupations5,2211,926
xxiv.Public administration and defence5,12912
xxv.Professional occupations1,4321,358