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Table showing the Number of Persons employed in Factories, etc.— continued.

Ages. I I S3 N •lo" gft °S S* 1 .2 0 8,ft-3 g a» <i (3.) ■ggja §2*3 3*%t S? Cl -H HH \ir, I I (4.) 1 I -0 ■a ftri SB S few fes 92 CM * 9 O " £H (6.) Ordinary Rate of Wages for a Full Week. Si* ft-c O fbDrf .as * u >■ A &« 9 2ftt>[*a fi * gfeo H( (U tn 93 *s3 a,~S «l3ri S2J2 'fl oS OfS "** cS ss-i gfel* Hi (8.) Ages. § tO S3 B B ft I'd a f*. p 1) °;§. 0-" .2 0 ■8; aa o> co, J3 s a ss Hi (3.) *2'8 .°2» ■ess* •H St S -3*-g ft teS*a-< StJ cop-: ii •a At-, OS IS fej $3 (50 Ordinary Rate of Wages for a Pull Week. ftl 03 aftHJ 0 r 0 ■fl CM 93 B.sa co io >, 0, 111 life's Hi (7.) |H © 90 AH ftt all es H -3g iii |fe> Hi . (8.) (10 (»■) (1.) (6.) !*•) WELLINGTON TT Y— continued. Engineering—Pattern-make] IRS (Males) (d). Engineering—Rangemakers (Males) (6). £ 17 and under 21 6- 50-33 6-04 237 21 „ 31 4 39-00 3-12 480 31 „■ 45 4 42-25 3-38 563 45 and over .. 2 14-00 0-56 95 Allages.. j 16 43-67, 13-10 1,375 9/ to 15/ 15/8$ . 64/ to 70/ 61/6$ 65/ to 75/ 66/7$ 66/ to 76/ 67/10$ .. 42/ £ 17 and under 21 4 35-50 2-84 165 25/to 30/23/3 15/10$ 21 „ 31] 8 41-38 6-62 694 40/to 50/41/11 33/4$ 31 „ 45 | 15 49-60 14-88 1,859 45/to 53/49/11$ 47/8 Allages.. 27 45-07 24-34 2,718 .. 44/8 38/8$ There were also 29 employers personally engaged, and £605 was paid in wages to casual hands. Engineering—Moulders s (Males). 14 and under 17 ; 1 35-00 0-70 20 17 „ 21 2 52-00 2-08 118 21 ,. 31 12 49-58 11-90 1,474 31 „ 45 26 44-00 22-88 3,283 45 and over.. 12 43-00 10-32 1,669 10/ 11/5 (a) 20/ to 30/ 22/8$ 22/8$ 55/ to 60/ 49/6$ (a) 55/ to 65/ 57/4$ (a) 60/ to 65/64/8$ 53/6 6 Fibrous-plaster Working (Males) (5). 14 and under 17 5 41-80 4-08 274 15/to 35/26/10$21/l 17 „ 21 4 26-50 2-12 247 48/ to 60/ 46/7$ 22/9$ 21 „ 31 13 46-07 11-98 1,913 50/to 80/63/10$ 56/7 31 „ 45 3 19-00 1-14 207 73/ 72/7$ 26/6$ Allages.. 21 46-00 19-32 2,641 .. 54/8 48/4$ There were also 2 employers personally engaged, and £61 was paid in wages to casual hands. Allages.. 49! 48-86 47-88 6,564 54/10 51/6$ Engineering—Fitters and To [jrners (Males). 7/ to 10/ 8/8 (a) 10/ to 15/ 18/9 (a) 45/to 60/46/10 40/4 64/ 67/3 61/3 65/ 55/11$ 45/2$ 44/2$ 39/11 EERI 14 and under 17 ] 4 35-25] 2-82 61 17 „ 21 7 39-29 ! 5-50 258 21 ,. 31 ! 11 44-82 9-86 1,154 31 „ 45 ] 8 47-38 : 7-58 1,274 45 and over ., 4 42-00 ' 3-36 470 Allages.. I 31 46-97 29-12 3,217 4 7 ! 11 8 ' 4 Firewood-cutting and Corn-crushing (Males). 17 and under 45 I 11(47-27 ! 10-401 1,016] 7/6 to 60/39/1 I (a) There were also 11 employers personally engaged, and £44 was paid ] in wages to casual hands. This is generally part-time work only. ! 31 Engineering—Blacksmiti NGII hs (Males). Fish-curing (Males) (c). 21 and over .. | 11] 44-54 I 9-80| 1,4321 45/ to 80/58/5$ ,50/1 There was also 1 employer personally engaged. Hand under 17 1 36-00 0-72 29 21 „ 31 10 42-30 8-46 995 31 „ 45 7 33-00 4-62 776 45 and over .". 3 28-00 1-68 258 1 to 7 3 16/ 16/1$ 11/26 45/ to 50/ 47/0$ 38/3 60/ to 64/ 67/2 (a) 64/ to 70/ 61/5 (a) 53/2 43/11$ Flock-manufacturing (Males). 31 and under 45 : 2] 52-00 | 2-08] 220: 48/ 42/3$ |42/3$ Allages.. 18 43-00 15-48 2,058 18 Flock-manufacturing (Females). 17 and under 31 i 3j 47-00 I 2-82; 113] 18/ to 24/16/0$ I (a) There were also 2 employers personally engaged, and £6 was paid in wages to casual hands. Engineering—Boilermakers 5 (Males) (c). 14 and under 17 132-00 0-64 13 17 „ 21 8 45-63 7-30 506 21 „ 31 ; 17 37-88 12-88 1,594 31 and over .. j 17 42-06 14-30 2,291 Allages.. I 40 43-90 35-12 4,404 10/ 8/1$ 20/ to 30/ 27/8$ 24/4 : 45/to 50/49/6 36/1 58/ to 65/ 64/1 51/10 50/2 42/4 8/1$ 27/8$ 49/6 64/1 50/2 Fur-rug Making (Males). 21 and under 45 : 3) 33-33 ; 2-00: 215: 40/to 60/43/ ; (a) Engineering—Labourer! is (Males). Fur-rug Making (Females). 17 and under 31 j 51 35-20 j 3-521 132; 5/ to 32/6(15/ I (a) 14 and under 17 1| 5-00! 0-10 4 17 „ 2.1 3 29-00 1-74 1.16 21 „ 31 12! 47-67 i 11-44 1,142 31 „ 45 7! 33-43 4-68 532 45 and over .. 1 52-00 1-04 121 15/ 16/ I (a) ' 20/ to 30/26/8 1.14/10$ 40/ to 48/39/11 36/7 1 45/ to 50/ 45/5$ 29/3 52/' 46/6$ 46/6$ 40/4 35/1 Gas and Coke Manufacturing—Fitters (Males) (c). 17 and under 21 6 27-83 3-34 213' 15/to 55/(25/6 (a) 21 „ 31 16 45-25 14-48] 2,008! 40/to 60/55/5$ 48/3$ 31 „ 45 13 47-76 12-42] 2,177 : 60/ to 75/70/1$ 64/5 45 and over.. 5 52-00 5-20: 778; 60/ to 70/ 59/10 59/10 All ages .. | 37 47-89 35-44J 5,17«| .." [58/5 53/9$ Allages.. ! 21 45-24 19-00 1,915 Engineering—Engine-driv: -ers (Males). Gas and Coke Manufacturing—Labourers and General Hands (Males) (c). 17 and under 21 3 52-00 3-121 241 27/6 to 40/ 30/11 130/11 21 „ 31 5 48-80 4-88 ! 685 56/to 70/56/2 j (a) 31 „ 45 i 44 48-18 42-40; 6,719 60/to 80/62/5$ :58/9 45 and over .. ( 6 35-16 4-22J 339 50/ 32/1$ 121/9 Allages.. 54 50-57 54-62J 7,984 .. |58/5$ |56/10$ 21 and over .. ! 41 43-50; 3-481 462| i|50/ to 56/6!53/l$ ] (a) Engineering—Brass-finish lers (Males). 10/ to 15/ 13/7$ 9/0$ 20/ to 25/ 22/7 20/7$ 48/ to 60/ 55/5$ 53/5 60/ to 65/ 66/0$ 66/0$ Hand under 17 6-22 212 17 „ 21 7 47-43 , 6-64 375 21 „ 31 i 13 50-08 j 13-02 1,805 31 and over .. 6; 52-00 6-24 1,030 Allages.. j 34 47-27 32-12 3,422 42/7$ 38/8$ Gas and Coke Manufacturing—Engineers (Males). 31andunder45 I 6152-00 1 6-24' 1,257] 75/ to 85/180/7 180/7 Engineering—Coppersmiths :s (Males) (d). 10/to 12/611/8 20/ to 25/ 24/9 48/ to 60/ 58/ 11A .. 60/ to 70/ 65/7 " .. ! .. !39/10$ . . Gas and Coke Manufacturing—Service Layers (Males). 14 and under 17 6 35-50] 4-26 124 17 „ 21 5 52-00 5-20 322 21 „ 31 8 47-75 7-64 1,126 31 and over .. 2 52-00 ] 2-08 341 j Allages.. 2l! 45-67 j 19-1.8 1,913 31 and.over... | 10 38-90 I 7-78| 1,260| 60/to90/|64/9$ I (c) Gas and Coke Manufacturing—Boilermen (Males). 31 and under 45 ] 3152-00 1 3-12] 568] 70/to 90/172/10 172/10 £143 was paid in wages to casual hands.