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Factories — continued. Table 2.—Summary.

Tear ending 31st March, 1914. Trade. Employers. , Number of Persons engaged. Employees. •So! Total s ° Persons .0 3 >ngaged. |« Total Wages paid during the Year ended 31st March. 1913. Male. Female. Hale, j Female. Food Trades — Aerated-water and cordial manufacturing Bacon and ham curing Baking-powder manufacturing Biscuit and confectionery manufacturing Bread and small-goods manufacturing Brewing, malting, and bottling Butchers' small-goods manufacturing Butter and cheese making Coffee and spice grinding .. >. Fish curing, preserving, and canning Flour and oatmeal milling Fruit-preserving and jam-making Honey-packing Margarine-manufacturing.. Meat slaughtering and freezing, &c. Rabbit preserving and packing Sauce, pickles, and condiment manufacturing Sausage-casing preparing Sugar-refining Tea blending and packing Wine-manufacturing 246 51 4 110 952 108 637 559 15 66 78 38 5 11 37 5 9 606 220 35 669 1,530 947 652 1,631 51 167 382 274 25 2 8 623 82 6 3 32 8 4 6 206 882 273 47 1,413 2,601 1,061 1,297 2,231 74 237 466 520 2 6 4,345 4!) 249 187 294 169 16 215 52 4 82 903 106 562 795 14 61 65 34 1 3 41 9 30 21 1 38 8 £ 68,665 26,317 3,189 93,186 186,270 128,267 66,547 184,008 5,585 16,783 49,386 33,673 " 1 2 4 52 12 37 21 5 40 10 2 2 4,280 37 111 166 289 107 6 13 '.)!! 111 407,238 2,123 15,018 17,354 46,376 8,302 491 '22 Clothing Trades — Corset and belt making Dress and millinery making Dyeing, cleaning, and feather-dressing Fur-goods manufacturing Hat and cap making Hosiery-knitting Quilt and rug making Ready-made-clothing manufacturing Shirt and underclothing manufacturing Tailoring .. Umbrella making and repairing Woollen-milling 1 280 51 4 24 15 8 50 34 864 17 23 1 1,033 12 1 5 11 1 71 43 7 68 8 12 441 91 1,752 15 727 3 5,133 48 7 176 102 2 2,090 971 2,884 50 1,062 6 6,517 154 1!) 273 136 22 2,583 1,154 5,550 89 1,812 2 1,082 47 4 26 20 6 45 88 797 17 10 221 214,901 4,907 1,315 17,543 4,913 1,396 165,939 56,183 385,973 4,003 160,753 2 58 50 7 Leather Trades — Boot and shoe manufacturing and repairing Portmanteau and leather-goods making Saddlery, harness, and whip manufacturing Tanning, currying, and leather-dressing Whip-thong making 584 19 372 14 5 3 1,835 56 696 184 10 718 15 58 3,140 90 1,126 198 15 527 14 340 11 5 250,239 6,159 77,364 24,155 638 Iron and Metal Trades — Agricultural-implement manufacturing Blacksmithing and coachbuilding .. Cutlery-grinding and saw and tool repairing Cycle and motor engineering, sewing and other machine repairing, &c. Engineering, iron, copper, and brass founding, electrical engineering, and range and stove making Gun and lock smithing and sporting-goods manufacturing Plumbing, gasfitting, and tinsmithmg Tram-car building and repairing Wire-work (mattress, &c, making) Miscellaneous small trades 37 1,533 11 547 838 2,912 9 1,096 875 4,445 20 1,646 41 1,260 8 450 99,200 307,376 758 98,834 3 450 4,342 15 4,807 351 458,269 14 23 3 40 14 2,882 624 8 29 10 "l 2,049 166 142 73 9 2 6 2,682 174 174 8'J 520 7 24 10 206,651 26,029 15,145 8,641 Shipwriohtino Trades — Ship, scow, boat, and yacht building and repairing .. 77 1,014 1,091 (il 72,709 Woodworking Trades — Billiard-table manufacturing Blindmaking Cabinetmaking and upholstering Coopering and boxmaking Sawmilling, sash and door making, and joinery Wood carving and turning .. ■ • . • • 5 7 528 33 1,539 38 "l 5 31 21 2,080 192 7,634 44 7 131 24 7 3 36 36 2,744 249 9,180 85 3 7 462 35 1,241 31 4,740 2,431 215,996 22,987 869,521 3,771 Chemical and Treatment of By-product Trades— Candle, soap, starch, and soda manufacturing Chemicals, drugs, and patent-medicine manufacturing Ink-manufacturing Manure-manufacturing Oil canning and packing Paint, varnish, and glue making Sheep-dip manufacturing Wax-vesta manufacturing • • LL 36 69 1 20 10 46 3 2 1 245 235 4 195 23 66 1 21 31 107 312 412 5 215 33 115 4 163 29 63 1 28 9 39 2 2 31,385 30,880 683 17,624 2,860 7,438 91 10,509 3 140 • Includes managers and others personally engaged in the work of the lactory.