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Table XVII.
Occupations of 84 Men (New Cases) in 1931.
1
Able Seaman.
1
Liftman.
1
Baker.
1
Mechanic.
1
Bookbinder.
1
Milk roundsman.
1
Brass finisher.
1
Mineral water bottler.
1
Canvasser.
1
Motor coach builder.
3
Carpenters.
3
Motor drivers.
1
Chemist.
1
Motor fitter.
11
Clerks.
3
Musicians.
1
Collector.
1
Ncwsvendor.
1
Civil Servant.
1
Optician.
1
Engineer.
4
Painters.
1
Factory hand.
1
Palmist.
1
Fitter's mate.
1
Pewterer.
4
Foremen.
4
Shop or flat porters.
1
Furniture packer.
1
Postman.
1
Gas fitter.
1
Press setter.
1
Grocer's assistant.
1
Stoker.
1
Hot water fitter.
1
Tailor.
2
Hairdressers.
1
Traveller.
1
Handyman.
1
Tyre finisher.
8
Labourers.
1
Upholsterer.
1
Waiter.
2
Watchmakers.
6 No occupation.
Occupations of 81 Women (New Cases) in 1931.
1
Bookkeeper.
1
Laboratory assistant.
1
Cashier.
1
Machinist.
l
Checker.
1
Nurse.
3
Clerks.
1
Packer.
2
Cooks.
1
Pastry-cook.
1
Counter hand.
1
Pastry packer.
6
Daily workers.
1
Printer.
6
Domestics.
1
Printer's folder.
1
Domestic trainee.
1
Saleswoman.
1
Dressmaker.
3
Shop assistants.
1
Factory hand.
4
Waitresses.
35
Housewives.
1
Wire joiner.
1
Laundry sorter.
1
Wireless assembler.
3 No occupation.
Under 15 years of Age.
8 Boys. 6 Girls.