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Name: Census of the Colony of Queensland, 1861
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POLICE DISTRICTS.
Warwick
Yaamba
Total '
Allora
Brisbane, N o r t h
Ditto, S o u t h
Ditto, Fortitude Valley
Ditto, Kangaroo Point
Condamine
Dalby
Drayton
Gaymlnh
Gladstone
Goondiwindi
Ipswich
Ditto, Suburbs
Laidlev
Leylmrn
Maryborough
Rockhampton
Taroom Toowoomba
•'— ',
I
Total Town.
j
I
Total Country
j
j
UNDER.
FOOD,DRINKS, A N D
TUITION.
ACCOMMODATION.
DOMESTICS.
TOWN PORTION
I n the
Superior A r t s .
Servants.
PASTORAL.
Masters.
Servants.
PROFESSIONS.
Masters.
Clerical,
Medical and Surgical.
MINING
Judicial and Legal.
WINE
In Coal.
GROWING.
In the Inferior Metals.
In the Precious Metals.
HORTICULTURE.
Hired Vinedressers, &c
Cuttle,
Horses, &e.
Proprietors.
Hired Servants.
AGRICULTURE.
Masters Employing.
Hired Stockmen, Grooms,
[ Lessees and Licensees.
Sheep.
| Farm Proprietors.
| Shepherd*, Hutkeepers, &c.
j Lessees and Licensees.
J Proprietors of Sheep Farms
| Hired Farm Servants.
Tenant banners Employing.
Proprietors Employing Men.
Occupations not stated.
j Miscellaneous Occupations.
I Prisons receiving Public Support Gratuitously,
Mired Servants.
PRO-
FESSIONS.
Not Hired.
PROVIDERS OF
J
SCHOLARS
Trailing and Commerce.
Of Food and Drinks, with
Accommodation.
j Distributors.
j Producers of Pood and
Drink.
| At School.
J At Home.
EDUCATED
I
OF
| Other Educated Professions.
Teachers and Professors.
Q U E E N S L A N
MALES.
SKILLED
LEARNED
In the
Metals.
A R T I F I C E R S .
In other
Materials.
U
U N D E R
FOOD, D R I N K S , A N D
.
A C C O M M O D A T I O N .
M
0
1
O F
D O M E S T I C S .
J
OKNKHAL
TOTAL.
FF.MAI.KS.
P-
TOTAL
:
...
H ired Servants.
[1st
Proprietors, Ac.
OCCUPATIONS.
H ired Servants.
I H O R T I C U L T U R E .
Cattle, I
Horses, &c.
Owners, &c.
S h e e
Dairymaids and Hired)
Servants.
A G R I C U L T U R E ,
Farm Proprietors.
!
!
Shepherds, Hutkcepcrs. &c.
| ProprietorsofSheep Farms.
Tenant Farmers Employing.
Proprietors "Employing Men.
| Occupations not stated.
| Miscellaneous Occupations.
| Persons receiving Public Support Gratuitously.
N
Hired Servants.
T
P R O V I D E R S
Not Hired.
I
Trailing and Commerce.
E D U C A T E D
With Lodging Accommodation,
PROFESSIONS.
Distributors.
S C H O L A R S
Producers.
I
At School.
P E R S O N S .
At Home.
S E A F A R I N G
Artists and Others.
TOTAL MAI.ES.
|
Ordinary Seamen. Lumpers,
&e.
S E R V I C E .
Able Seamen, Divers, &c.
G O V E R N M E N T
.Masters, Officers, Pilots, &c
Military and Naval.
Police Magistrates, Constables, &c.
' Civil Officers and Subordi-
Unskilled Workmen not otherwise Classified.
Servants.
In Leather
and Skins.
Masters.
In Stone
& Earth.
Servants.
A N D
Masters.
OF
Servants.
Masters.
Servants.
CENSUS.-1861.
Sheet, Table N o . G.
FEMALES.
P A S T O R A L .
G R O W I N G .
W I N E
;
DISTRICTS.
OF
ACCOMMODATION.
DOMESTICS.
Masters.
I Servants.
I n the
I n the ! I n
Superior Arts. Metals. Wood.
AND
I Masters.
W O R K M E N
j Servants.
CLASSIFICATION
j Masters,
"
__ _
1
Iservants.
"
&c.
SKILLED
(Master,
L E A R N E D
Servants.
PROFESSIONS.
Servants.
Cattle, Horses,&c.
Masters.
Clerical.
MINING.
Medical and Surgical.
GROWING.
Judicial and Legal.
WINE
In the Precious Metals| In the Inferior Metals.
In Coal.
PASTORAL.
Hired Vinedressers,
HORTICULTURE.
Proprietors.
Hired Servants.
AGRICULTURE.
Masters Employing.
Hired Stockmen, Grooms, &c.
Lessees ami Licensees.
Sheep.
Fanrr Proprietors.
Shepherds, Hulkeepers, Ac.
Lessees and Licensees.
Proprietors of Sheep Farms.
Hired Farm Servants.
Tenant farmers Employing
Proprietors Employing Men.
Occupations not Stated.
MisceUancoub^Dccupations.
Persons Receiving Public Support Gratuitously.
Hired Servants.
&
Not Hired.
FOOD, DRINKS,
Trading and Commerce.
UNDER
Distributors.
TUITION.
PROVIDERS
| Of Food and Drinks with
Accommodation.
PROFESSIONS.
SCHOLARS
Producers of Food and Drinks.
PORTION
At School.
EDUCATED
A t Home.
Other Educated Professions.
I Teachers and Professors.
Q U E E N S L A N D
_ •—
OF
MALES.
ARTIFICERS.
1
In Stone i In Leather
& Earth, i A Skins.
MALES.
FOOD, D R I N K S ,
&
O F
A C C O M M O D A T I O N -
D O M E S T I C S .
OENKHAl.
TOTAL.
TOTAL FEMALES.
Cattle, Horses, &c.
Hired Servants.
H O R T I C U L T U R E .
Proprietors. &c.
Hired Servants.
A G R I C U L T U R E .
Owners. &e.
Dairymaids and Hind
Servants.
Lessees and Licensees.
Sheep.
1' arm Proprietors.
Shepherds, Hutkeepers, &c.
| Proprietors ol Sheep Farms.
j Hired Farm Servants.
j Tenant-farmers Employing.
j Parties Employing Men.
Occupations not Stated.
Miscellaneous Occupations.
PersonsReccivingPublic Support Gratuitously.
Hired Servants.
U N D E R
Not Hired.
TUITION.
Trading and Commerce.
P E O F E S S I O N S .
P R O V I D E R S
With Lodging Accommodation.
P E R S O N S .
Distributors.
S C H O L A R S
Producers.
S E A F A R I N G
S E R V I C E .
At School.
G O V E R N M E N T
E D U C A T E D
At Dome.
A r t i s t s ami Others.
Teachers and Governesses.
TOTAL
Ordinary Seamen, Lumpers, &c.
A b l e Seamen, Divers, &c.
Masters, Officers, Pilots, &c.
Military and Naval.
Police Magistrates,Constables,
CivilOfficersand Subordinates.
[2nd
I
In other
Materials.
Unskilled Workmen not otherwise Classified.
Servants.
Masters.
Servants.
-18 6 1 .
Sheet, Table N o . 6.
FEMALES.
P A S T O R A L .
G R O W I N G .
W I N E