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

g o.3 ■Si?"!5 t, 8-g c38 § — SS-g 0 ft-g ftS h flHH r^- „£ . ,,-Sri § j Sg sssoS ftjj Ordinary poo |f8 . „ z -3 >, ,Sc'-'>T 33oo Rate of es'S>, es 9 if Ages. -j A£ _ gp, | |x wages for a «■§,§ 30-n M ftSS SSi? r-| F"» Week. | g-a gs3* |«Srt |.9 $i*S f*x S I 4 y, H Hi Hi (t.) 1 (2.) (3.) , (40 (5.) «S.) (7.) (80 a "S ° 3 ~ S « . -9 en S 0 -0 <» I Sa MboS ft«s Ordinary 0 e § 3 1'S 3 SS £0°-; "S uranary ggg - gg || S ft| | S f| $§ ™l Week. | |~ § rH 03 S3 s 9 ft §■* 3 03 i& So, I (2.) "53 a* .2 0 "S S3 US 0 aS S3 fi Hi (3.) st a j S- s ii £ <3 <2 A r-l <---§ M llil ft (4.) B si 5 A-J 03 ,. oS -a M He 0 o — H (5.) Ordinary Rate of Wages for a Full Week. H &£._,• 0 r„0 •0 IStl OH e.sa a ~ >, &3S fl ft 111 ft-* Hi (70 HH OH all 9-0 S •0 W.oh B 0-4 a P" *Mn S3 OS a. CM o h ft 93 £ g[trH 4 , (8.) r .So sas bcoSp -hm SS" Ss% *ft gHr- |,6 grfg grErH % 4 ir, & h! Hj UO (201 (30 (i.)_ (5.) (6.) (70_ (80 (80 WELLINGTON CITY- continued. Ship Building aso Repairing—Engineers (Males)(c). Tailoring—Cutters and Foremen (Males). IRINI £ 17 and under 21 3 43-33 2-60 180 15/to 20/27/8$ 33/1 21 „ 31 8 39-37 6-30 803 55/ to r 60/ 51/0$ S8/7 31 „ 45 5 52-00 5-20 926 60/[to 75/ 71/2$ 71/2$ 45 and over'.. 5 35-20 3-52 506 60/to 65/57/6 38/11 Allages.. 20 44-05 17-62 2,415 .. 54/10* 46/5$ £ 17and'under21 2 52-00 2-08 150: 30/" 28/10 28/10 21 "„ F31 8 48-62 7-78 1,510! 60/to 80/77/7$ 72/7 31 „ [45 15 46-40 13-92 2,789 70/to 100/80/2" 71/6 45 and'over.. f 8 48-00 * 7-68 1,935,80/ to 120/100/9$ 93/0$ All'ages*.. 3150-74! 31-46' 6,384 .. 81/2 79/2$ 2 8 15 if 8 31 Ship Building and Repairing—Boilermakers (Males) (c). 21 and under 31 2 52-00! 2-08 3181 55/to 65/,61/2 61/2 31 „ 45 6 41-00 4-92 642i 55/ to 60/52/2$ 41/2 45 and over .. 8 38-12 I 610 922 60/ 60/5$ 44/4 Allages.. 16 41-56 1 13-10 1,882 .. ; 57/5$ 45/3 Tailoring—Coat Hands (Males) (c). 14 and under 17 ] 2] 16-50 I 0-66 9 5/ to 7/6: 5/5$ (a) 17 „ 21 ! 6 : 42-50 j 5-10 379 20/ to 50/129/8$ (a) 21 „ 31 36! 36-64 ! 26-38 4,043 55/to 65/61/3$ 43/2$ 31 „ 45 46; 43-84 40-34 5,875 55/to 65/58/3" 49/1$ 45 and over.. 1.2] 38-83 9-32 1,331 55/to 65/57/1$ (42/8 Allages.. : 98 1 41-73 81-8011,637' .. 56/11 ! 45/8 Ship Building and Repairing —■ Blacksmiths, Sailmakers, Cabinetmakers, and Painters (Males) (c). 14 and over .. | 24! 38-75 ; 18-601 2,454! .. |52/9$ 39/8 Tailoring—Pressers (Males) (c). 17 and under 21 2(21-00 0-84: 40 20/ 19/0$ 7/8$ 21 „ 31 11 37-64 8-28 935 30/to 55/45/2 32/8$ 31 „ 45 10] 46-00 9-20 1,385 55/to 65/60/2$ 53/3 Allages.. 2143-28' 18-22] 2,360 .. 51/7 43/2$ Ship Building and Repairing—Labourers (Males) (c).* 21 and under 31 7 45-43! 6-36 629 48/to 55/39/6$ 34/6$ 31 „ 45 3 38-00 ! 2-28 242 55/ 42/5$ 31/0$ 45 and over .. 9 50-00] 9-00 1,085 48/ to 60/ 48/2$ 46/4$ Allages.. 18 49-00; 17-64 1,956 44/4 41/9$ There was also 1 employer personally engaged, and £3,663 was paid in wages to casual hands. * Part-time workers. Tailoring—General Hands (Males) (c). HandunderH 5 36-40 3-64 91 5/to 15/10/ 7/ ~ r 17 „ 21 13 46-15 12-00 435 10/to 20/14/6 12/10$/ 21 „ 31 29 46-68 27-08 3,785 50/to 60/55/11 50/2$" 31 „ 45 31 47-87 29-68 4,497 50/to 60/60/5$ 55/9$ 45 and over . . 4 37-25 2-98 447 50/ to 60/ 60/ (6) Allages.. 77! 48-95 75-38 9,255 .. 49/1$ 46/2$ Shirt and Underclothing Making and Plain Sewing (Males). 31 and under 45 i 1| 52-00; 1-04] 169! 75/ (65/ 65/ Shirt and Underclothing Making and Plain Sewing (Females) (d). 14 and under 17 18 35-89] 12-92 400 10/to 15/12/4$ 17 „ 21 20 40-75 16-30 651 10/ to 15/115/11$: .. 21 „ 31 47 48-81 45-88 2,580 15/ to 25/J22/5 ! .. 31 „ 45 10 43-10 8-62 438 17/ to 25/|20/3$ , .. Allages.. 9146-00 83-72! 4,069 .. jl9/5$ .. There were also 5 employers personally engaged, and £90 was paid in wages to casual hands. Tailoring—-Ladies' Tailoring (Males) (c). 21 and under 45] 5143-80! 4-38] 686! 55/ to 70/163/5$ |52/9 Tailoring—Coat Hands (Females) (c). 14 and under 17 5 28-80 2-88] 58 5/ to 10/ 8/0$ (a) 17 „ 21 10 41-20 8-24! 453 20/to 27/6 22/ 17/5 21 „ 31 42 47-64 40-02} 3,134 25/to 35/31/4 28/8$ 31 „ 45 6 41-83 5-02! 458 .. 36/6 29/4$ Allages.. 60 46-80 56-ie! 4,103 .. 28/6 26/3$ Soap and Candle Making (Males). HandunderH 2 22-50 0-90 2610/to 12/611/6$ 5/(6) 17 „ 21 8 41-25 6-60 38215/to 22/6 23/2 18/5 6 21 „ 31 13 43-61 11-34 1,396 30/to 45/49/3 41/46 31 „ 45 9 45-11 8-12 1,136 48/to 60/55/11$ 48/6$ 45 and over .. 9 46-78 8-42 1,620 65/to 80/76/11 69/3 6 Allages.. 37 47-81 35-38 4,560 .. 51/6$ 47/5 Tailoring—Trouser and Vest Hands (Females) (c). HandunderH 8 25-50 4-08 108 5/to 15/10/7 j (a) 17 „ 21 27 41-74 22-54 1,356 25/to 30/24/1 (19/4 21 „ 31 85 43-87 74-58 5,236 25/to 35/28/1 23/8$ 31 ,, 45 9 47-54 8-54 618 30/to 40/28/11$ 26/5 Allages.. 124 44-25 109-74 7,318 .. 26/8 22/8$ Soap and Candle Making (Females). 17 and under 21 | 2] 42-50 | 1-70| 56| 10/ to 20/13/2 |10/9 There were also 5 employers personally engaged, and £27 was paid in wages to casual hands. Tailoring—Machinists (Females) (c). 14 and under 17 2 19-00 0-76 38 7/6 20/8 (a) 17 „ 21 5 40-40 4-04 210 15/to 25/20/9$ (a) 21 „ 31 27 41-41 22-36 1,671 25/to 35/29/10$ 23/9$ 31 „ 45 7 33-57 4-70 358 30/ to 35/ 30/5$ (6)" Allages.. 38 41-92 31-86 2,278 .. 28/5$ 23/1$ Steel-ceiling Making (Males). 21 and over .. I 4| 52-00 | 4-16] 552(60/ to 100/(53/1 |53/1 Tailoring—Ladies' Tailoring (Females) (c). HandunderH 5 43-20 4-32 97 7/6 to 15/ 9/ 7/5$ 17 „ 21 9 39-88 7-18 257 10/ to 20/14/4 (6)" 21 „ 31 31 46-19 28-64 2,137 25/to 35/29/10 26/6$ 31 „ 45 3 44-33 2-66 233 37/6 35/0$ 29/10$ ► 45 and over . . 1 52-00 1-04 93 37/6 35/9 35/9 Allages.. 46 47-65 43-84 2,817 .. 25/8$ 23/7 Stone Quarrying and Crushing (Males) (c). 17 and under 45] 6| 43-17 | 5-18] 728] 54/ to 60/(56/2$- |46/8 There were also 2 employers personally engaged, and £19 was paid in wages to casual hands.