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

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(6.) (7.) <8.*_ (6.) AUCKLAND PROVINCL lL DISTRICT— continued. Meat Slaughtering and Freezing—Slaughtermen (Males) (c).* Meat Slaughtering and Freezing—Blacksmiths (Males) (c).* £ HandunderH 1 3-00! 0-06 3 1.7/6 20/ 1/2 17 „ 21 2 12-50 0-50 103 50/to 100/82/5 19/9$ 21 „ 31 52 26-58 27-64 4,679 47/to 120/67/8$ 34/7$ 31 „ 45 41 27-78 22-78 3,892 47/to 120/68/4 36/6 45 and over.. 1127-36 6-02 88147/to 100/58/6 30/9$ Allages.. 106 26-89 57-00 9,558 .. 67/1 34/8 £ 17 and over.. [ 91 40-33 | 7-26| 856 [ 28/to 60/147/2 |36/7 Meat Slaughtering and Freezing—Carters (Males) (c). 21 and over., i 8147-63! 7-62( 994 [ 48/to 66/152/2 147/9$ * Although during the busy season many of these men earned from £5 to £7 per week, during the slack portion of the year they worked perhaps only a few hours per week. To this is due the low average for the year. Meat Slaughtering and Freezing—Engineers and Fitters (Males) (c).* 17 and under 21 1 52-00 1-04 61 22/to 28/23/5$ 23/5$ 21 „ 31 12 43-75 10-50 1,591 48/to 80/60/7 51/ 31 „ 45 9 22-00 3-96 734 28/to 115/74/1$ 31/4$ 45 and over .. 4 52-00 4-16 726 48/to 100/69/9$ 69/9$ Allages.. 24 40-96 19-66 3,112 .. 63/4 49/10$ Meat Slaughtering and Freezing—Freezers and Ch.imber Hands (Males) (c). HandunderH 3 12-33 0-74 25 16/ 13/6 I 3/2$ 17 „ 21 4 22-00 1-76 133 16/to 66/30/2$ 12/9$ 21 „ 31 52 29-44 31-62 4,133 48/to 66/54/ ~ 30/7" 31 „ 45 36 26-86 19-34 2,691 47/to 76/50/8 28/9 45 and over .. j 9 28-78 5-18 837 48/ to 100/ 64/7$ 35/9 Allages.. I 93 30-99 57-64 7,819 .. 54/3 32/4 Meat Slaughtering and Freezing—Firemen and Greasers (Males) (c). 17 and under 2.1 1 40-00 0-80 80 48/ 40/ 30/9 21 „ 31 10 44-10 8-82 1,127 46/to 60/51/1$ 43/4 31 „ 45 5 33-60 3-36 502 48/ to 60/ 59/9 38/7$ 45 and over.. 2 33-00 1-32 198 60/ 60/ 38/1 Allages.. 18 39-72 14-30 1,907 .. .53/4 40/9 Meat Slaughtering and Freezing—Preservers (Males) (c). 14 and under 17 3 21-67 1-30 48 13/to 28/14/9 6/2 17 „ 21 4 14-75 1-18 96 22/to 48/32/6$ 9/3 21 „ 31 14 25-36 7-10 865 48/to 54/48/8$ 23/9 31 „ 45 3 47-67 2-86 396 48/to 54/55/4$ 50/9 45 and over .. 3 25-00 1-50 152 48/ 40/6 19/6 Allages.. 23 30-30 13-94 1,557 .. 44/8 26/ £1,267 was paid in wages to casual hands. * During the remainder of the year these employees probably found work at their trades elsewhere. Monumental Masonry (Males) (6). Handover.. ( 3! 47-33 ! 2-84| 295! 35/ to 48/|41/6$ |37/10 Meat Slaughtering and Freezing—Labourers and General Hands (Males) (c). 14 and under 17 1 1 17-00 0-34 15 18/ |17/8 5/9 17 „ 21 6 19-83 2-38 231 25/ to 51/38/9$ 14/9$ 21 „ 31 25 43-60 21-80 2,383 36/to 64/(43/8$ 36/8 31 „ 45 28 51-39 28-78 2,927 47/ to 70/(40/8 40/2* 45 and over.. 19 40-89 15-54 2,015| 45/ to 70/ 51/10$ 40/9$ Allages.. 76 45-29 68-84 7,571 : .. 44/ 38/4 There was also 1 employer personally engaged. Musical-instrument Making and Repairing (Males). 21 and under 45 2! 34-50 I 1-381 1841 50/ to 60/ 53/4 | (fi) There was also 1 employer personally engaged. Meat Slaughtering and Freezing—Bag-makers (Males) (c). Handunder31( 7) 40-14 5-62) 360! 16/to 45/125/8 |19/9$ Paint and Varnish Manufacturing (Males). HandunderH 1 17-00 | 0-34 12 15/ 14/1$ (a) 21 „ 31 6 40-00 4-80 649 58/ 54/1 41/7 31 „ 45 6 38-50 4-62 629 58/ to 60/ 54/5$ (a) Allages.. 12 ! 40-67 9-76 1,290 .. 52/10$41/4 There were also 2 employers personally engaged. Meat Slaughtering and Freezing—Fellmongers (Males) (o). 17andunder21 5 11-60, 1-16 115 22/ to 52/ 39/8 ,8/10 21 „ 31 54 25-96; 28-04 2,940 45/ to 60/ 11/11* 20/11 $ 31 „ 45 23 28-13 12-94 1,601 45/ to 80/ 19/6 " 26/9$" 45 and over .. 34 27-62 18-78 2,313 45/to 105/19/3$ 26/2" Allages.. 114 26-72 60-92 6,969 .. 45/9 23/6 Photography (Males). 1.7 and under 45 I 3138-00! 2-28, 191)12/6 to 50/133/6 !24/6 Photography (Females) (a!). Meat Slaughtering and Freezing—Oleo, Tallow, and Manure Makers (Males) (c). HandunderH I 1 29-00 0-58 38 22/ 26/2$ 114/7$ 17 „ 21 : 3 7-33 0-44 64 54/ . 58/2 , 8/2$ 21 „ 31 I 16 27-31 8-74 1,019 48/to 54/46/7$ !24/6 31 „ 45 ( 9 29-78 5-36 754 48/ to 90/ 56/3 :32/2$ 45 and over .. 4 30-50 2-44 328 48/ to 75/ 53/9 31/6$ Allages.. 28 31-36 17-56 2,203 .. 50/2 30/3 HandunderH 139-00) 0-78 25 12/6 12/10 17 „ 21 8 35-75 5-72 177 10/ to 15/12/4$ 21 „ 31 4 30-00 2-40 131 20/ to 30/ 21/10 31 „ 45 1 52-00 1-04 46 20/ 17/8$ Allages.. 14 35-50 9-94 379' .. ;15/3 There were also 12 employers personally engaged, and £10 was paid in wages to casual hands. . Meat Slaughtering and Freezing—Coopers (Males) (c).* 17 and under 45 | 11| 32-82 I 7-221 844! 30/ to 54/|46/9 |29/6 Meat Slaughtering and Freezing—Carpenters (Males) (c).* 21 and under 31 5 17-00 1-701 2101 54/to 64/49/5 116/2 31 „ 45 11 27-18 5-98 823j 62/ to 64/ 55/0$ 128/9$ 45 and over .. 7 43-86 6-14 933, 54/ to 80/ 60/9$ J51/3 Allages.. 22 31-41 13-82 1,966| .. 56/11 )34/4$ Plumbing and Tinsmithing (Males) (d). HandunderH 30 45-83 27-50 615 7/6 to 12/6 8/11$ .. 17 „ 21 35 48-17 33-72 1,700 15/to 25/20/2 21 „ 31 58 44-83 52-00 6,478 60/ 49/10 31 „ 45 19 43-84 16-66 2,510 60/ 60/3 45 and over .. 4 51-00 4-08 532 60/ 52/2 Allages.. 140 47-84 133-9611,835 .. 35/4 There were also 27 employers personally engaged, and £60 was paid in wages to casual hands.