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

12— H. 11 (App.).

Ages. a I "iron HH : fl — 0 i o a AA \ HH 00 1 | ga fl-g! op,!S 8 f Sal .Bo S as SS' SHP a i h(2.) I (3.) 3S8-03 3 5* fgr-I is i S3 BoS ■A3 0 ,Cjro *_,S 3 go, tlH §TS cOfy (4.) a TS 2 Ohih' oi rf OH £, CMA-t ii£ - HH 93 CM £ fl o — H (5.) Ordinary Hate of Wages for a Full Week. rH _ s| o ■S M § S.aa es iS >> 111 gPo Hj (7.) In OH OlS 5os a 2?" IH Sfec0 P? mScst HH IC3 CO 00 g $i*>s 4 (8.) Ages. a -H o S3 a a ft _ to B >> ■P o _-> S3 a-" .2fl -.1 o Is "■*? M ?o co B sS fmiz 4 (3.) ■ag-9 KjHfl 0H 3^£ ■5 aoS tA Sa iS 3 "9 t In 00 3 ,i ill y (4.) H. S •fl S CO rt tUnr-l — HH 93 CM S a o — E3A Ordinary Hate of Wages for a Full Week. IS _ 9 Sf-HH-•B boo c.sa m33 ■fl-3, III Its 4 _(7.) Fh OB 03 r' fttSrQ 9 efg So-r-Hfl'S HH S£ O OS t. CM o is gog O-f-rr H| (80 (1.) (6.) ■'!,; (6.) CANTERBURY PR0VIN( JIAL DISTRICT—continued. -CO, Tailoring (Females) (c). Woollen-milling—-Weavers (Males). iOL £ !4and under 17 18 40-50 14-58 241 5/to 8/ 6/7 (a) 17 „ 21 54 47-50 51-30 1,87212/6 to 20/14/7 13/4 !1 „ 31 94 48-83 91-80 5,914 20/to 30/25/9 24/2$ 11 „ 45 1147-64 10-48 778 30/to 40/29/8 27/2$ 15 and over .. 1 37-00 0-74 44 25/to 30/23/9 16/11 Allages.. 171 49-39 168-90 8,849 .. 20/11 19/11 There were also 36 employers personally engaged, and £70 was mid in wages to casual hands. £ 14 and under 17 5 26-60 2-66 80 10/to 15/12/0$ (a) 17 ,. 21 152-00 1-04 73 20/to 25/28/1 28/1 21 ,, 31 3 52-00 3-12 372 40/to 60/47/8$ 47/8$ 31 „ 45 3 52-00 3-12 446 56/ 57/2 57/2 45 and over .. 1 52-00 1-04 208 80/ 80/ 80/ k Allages.. 13 42-23 10-98 1,179 .. 42/ll$34/ll Woollen-milling—Milling Department (Males). 14 and under 45 | 5; 46-40 | 4-641 516| 17/ to 60/|44/6 |39/8$ Tinsmithing (Males). 4 and under 45 [ 10) 47-40 | 9-48[ 942| 5/to 60/(39/9 [36/3 There was also 1 employer personalty engaged. Woollen-milling—Overseer (Male). 21 and under 31 ( 1| 52-00 | 1-04| 176( 68/ (67/8$ 67/8$ Watch and Jewellery Making (Males). .4 and under 17 4 49-75 3-98 87 5/ to 12/61 8/9 8/4$ 7 „ 21 8 40-63 6-50 33015/to 30/ ! 20/4 15/10$ !1 „ 31 7 52-00 7-28 888 40/to 50/ 48/9$ 48/9$ fl „ 45 4 51-50 4-12 616 50/ 59/10 59/3 Allages.. 22 49-73 21-88 1,921 .. 35/1$ 33/7 There were also 14 employers personally engaged. Woollen-milling—Designer (Male). 31 and under 45 | 1| 52-00 [ 1-04| 195, 75/ [75/ [75/ Woollen-milling—Watcher (Male). 21 and under 31 ) 1(52-00 | 1-04| 109) 42/ [41/11 [41/11 Woollen-milling—Finishers (Males). Handover..) 6, 46-50 | 5-621 616] 17/to 60/|43/10 [39/6 Wool-dumping (Males) (c). 21 and under 45 ) 7) 40-00 | 5-60) 782) 48/to 70/[55/10$|43/ £140 was paid in wages to casual hands. Woollen-milling—Engineers (Males). 17 and under 45 j 5) 42-20 | 4-22| 645) 1.7/ to 60/ 61/1$ )49/7$ Woollen-milling—Wool Department (Males). [4andunder45| 10, 51-50 | 10-30| 934) 14/to 60/|36/3$ |35/11$ Woollen-milling—Finishers (Females). HandunderH 10 41-00 8-20 230 10/ 11/2$ 8/10 17 „ 21 1 39-00 0-78 22 10/ to 17/11/3$ 8/5* 21 „ 31 10 52-00 10-40 506 20/ 19/5* 19/5* 31 „ 45 1 25-00 0-50 13 18/ 10/5 5/ Allages.. 21 47-33 19-88 771 .. 15/6 14/1$ Woollen-milling—Dyers (Males). .4andunder45) 7| 42-58 | 5-96| 569| 16/ to 60/(33/2$ |31/3$ Woollen-milling—Carders (Males). .4 and under 17 8 40-75 6-52 229 12/to 20/14/0$ 11/ .7 „ 21 3 44-34 2-66 169 17/to 30/25/5 21/8 H „ 31 6 52-00 6-24 714 42/ to 60/ 45/9$ 45/9$ il „ 45 1 52-00 1-04 286 110/ 110/ 110/ 15 and over .. 1 5-00 0-10 8 42/ 32/ (a) Woollen-milling—Weavers (Females).' 17 and under 21 12 50-18 12-04 736 17/ to 30/)24/5$ 23/6 21 „ 31 20 45-10 18-04 1,31027/6 to 33/39/0$ 25/2$ 31 „ 45 3 43-33 2-60 | 168 20/to 35/25/10 21/6$ Allages.. 34 48-60 32-68 2,214 .. 27/1 25/1 Allages.. 18 46-00 16-56 1,406 . .. 33/ll$33/0$ Woollen-milling—Spinners (Males). 14 and under 17 6 34-50 4-14 114 10/to 20/11/ 7/3$ L7 „ 21 1 50-00 1-00 45 10/to 20/18/ 17/4 JI „ 31 3 48-00 2-88 290 42/ 40/3$ 37/2 SI ,, 45 3 52-00 3-12 469 57/to 60/60/2 60/2 All ages .. 13: 42-84 11-14 918 .. 32/11 27/2 Woollen-milling—Carders (Females). 14 and under 17 , 12 44-66 10-72 324 10/to 12/6 12/1 10/4* 17 „ 21 6 41-00 4-92 184 8/ to 15/15/ 11/9* 21 „ 31 1 52-00 1-04 50 20/ 19/3 19/3" Allages.. 17 49-60 16-68 558 .. 13/5 12/7$ Woollen-milling—Spinners (Females). 14andunder21 61 45-50 | 5-46; 152| 10/to 16/111/2 [9/9 £2 was paid in wages to casual hands. OTAGO PROVH CIAL DISTRICT. Aerated-water and Cordial Manufacturing (Males) (c). £ L4 and under 17 3 39-00 2-34 84 10/to 15/14/4* (a) 17 „ 21 6 34-33 4-12 273 20/to 42/26/6" 17/6 21 „ 31 7 44-43 6-22 733 15/to 80/47/1$ 40/3$ 11 „ 45 3 34-00 2-04 252 40/ to 55/ 49/5 ' 32/3$ 15 and over .. 3 38-33 2-30 272 40/ to 50/ 47/3$ (a) Allages.. 22 38-68 17-02 1,614 .. 37/11 28/2$ Blacksmithing, Farriery, etc. (Males) £ Hand under 17 4 49-00 3-92 114 5/to 20/11/7* 10/11* 17 „ 21 35 47-74 33-42 1,83910/to 32/6 22/ " 20/2A 2 21 „ 31 50 49-80 49-80 5,327 25/to 60/42/9* 40/11* 31 „ 45 24 48-12 23-10 2,974 48/to 60/51/6" 47/8 45 and over .. 12 41-66 10-04 1,139 40/ to 60/ 45/4$ 36/6 Allages.. 120 50-11 120-2811,3931 .. 37/10|36/6 There were also 63 employers personally engaged, and £207 was paid in wages to casual hands. ICKSi 4 35 50 24 12 120 !so 6 i casi There were also 8 employers personally engaged, and £21 was aaid in wages to casual hands. Boot Making and Repairing (Males). HandunderH 3 40-00 2-40 35 5/to 15/ 5/10 (a) 17 „ 21 12 47-33 11-36 471 7/6 to 20/16/7 15/1 21 ,, 31 5 43-40 4-34 511 46/ to 60/47/1 39/3* 31 „ 45 9 52-00 9-36 1,160 48/to 60/49/7 49/7" 45 and over .. 2 52-00 2-08 286 50/ to 60/ 55/ 55/ Allages.. 30 49-23 29.54 2,463 .. 33/6$ 31/7~ There were also 16 employers personalty engaged. iQT 1 Bacon-curing (Males). 3 12 5 9 2 14 and under 31 [ 3)49-66 1 2-98( 349) 42/to 60/|46/10 (44/9 There were also 9 employers personally engaged. 30 30 16