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Factories — continued. Table 1—continued.

Trade. Year ending 31st March, Number of Persons engaged. 1914. 1914. Total Wages paid *o £ during the Total u .2 Tear ended Persons -a o 31st Miirdl, engaged. | g 1913. Employers. , Employees. Male. I Female. Hale. < Female. DUNEDIN ( « mtinued. [_ £ Optical-goods making Oil canning and packing Paint and varnish making .. Paper-milling Paper-bag making Perambulator and go-cart making Photography I 'icture- framing Plumbing and tinsmithing Portmanteau and leather-goods making Printing and bookbinding. &c. Rabbit-packing Ropo and twine making Sail, tent, and cover making Saddle and harness making Sauce and condiment making Sausage-casing preparing Saw and cutlery repairing Seed cleaning and packing Sewing-machine and typewriter repaii ing Shipwrighting Shirt and underclothing making and plain sewing Sign and ticket writing Soap, starch, and candle making Stone quarrying and crushing Tailoring Tanning and currying Tea blending and packing Tobacco-cutting and cigarette-making Tram-car building and repairing Umbrella making and repairing Watch and jewellory making and repairing Wax-vesta making Whip-making Wire-working and mattress-making Wool-dumping and hide and skin sorting Woollen-milling 1 3 7 1 1 2 12 8 68 4 31 5 1 5 21 3 2 2 7 5 2 5 3 5 6 Ii5 0 14 3 7 3 29 1 1 9 17 3 1 ■2 3 Hi 37 11 4 45 18 321 11 587 21 -II) 42 t:s 13 16 3 30 10 670 123 11 77 50 520 80 49 (i 49 li 120 72 1 81 98 T!I2 1 1 l> 1 1 1 12 8 52 3 2li 4 1 :i is 4 2 1 7 ,"t 2 13 :i 5 5 li-; 4 13 :s 4 :: :■!» 1 1 ii 15 2 32 / 300 662 3,198 325 60 2,ITS 772 23,306 2S5 72,248 1,441 5,060 2,611 5,764 608 I. Vli:: 146 2,384 1,829 34,907 (i.uiil 439 7.2:S2 ii. ;::!> Sβ, 1 Hi S.Tli-l 2,301 175 (i.Tlili 41 li.!l!M 3,042 I "l "2 1) 31 1 I 21 9 253 3 460 16 45 15 50 6 14 1 23 14 668 10 s 65 44 169 74 29 3 42 88 7 5 !) 1 10 1 4 B6 22 2 3 108 7 286 (i 1 3 64 72 81 233 7.734 8,290 70,550 55i; Totals 1,264 L66 6,655 3,245 11,329 1,134 877,543 NORTHERN 1NDU! 3TRIAL DISTRICT. (Excluding Auckland Ci ity, shown sc]>arately.) £ Aerated-water and cordial manufacturing Bacon-curing Bark-milling Blaoksmithing and coaohbuilding Boatbuilding and shipwrighting Boot making and repairing■*.. Bread and email-goods manufacturing Brewing and malting Brick, tile, and pottery making Butchers' small-goods manufacturing Butter and cheese manufacturing and cream-separating Cabinetmaking and upholstering Chemicals and dings manufacturing Clothing-manufacturing Confectionery-making Concrete-pipe making ('vole and motor engineering Dentistry (mechanical) Dress and millinery making.. Dyeing and cleaning Electrical engineering Electfic light and power generating Engineering (general) Feather-dressing Fellmongering, tanning, and boiling-down Firewood-cutting Fish curing and canning Flax-milling I 40 3 88 4 .. 16 270 .. 505 I !• .. 29 60 .. 36 146 .. 195 4 .. 65 9 85 87 .. !)2 96 .. 304 50 .. 137 3 .. 4 1 .. 3 8 3 1 8 "2 I "<; "\2 2 M5 20 775 IS 98 345 69 94 179 400 J 193 7 16 14 46 I 220 13 :>.-, 137 5 il 73 176 45 3 1 ii 8,690 2,362 42.IN2 2,215 3,682 21,766 S.I55 12.21:: 9,128 :iv.ii!i(i 12,663 447 1,119 29 .. 42 29 9 97 27 9 2 2 .. 3 5 7 27 .. 313 21 267 4 71 59 400 6 .: 340 25 23 119 2 2 5 21 3.151 I ,537 '.i.iu:; 83 153 (Kill 32.147 8 .. 17 18 .. 15 15 .. 60 69 .. 74 25 38 65 143 8 12 15 54 1*192 1,180 4,407 24,419 * Includes managers aud others persoua illy engaged iu the work ul , the factory.