19li.

VICTOR I A.

I1EPORT

0)' TH&

CHH~F INSPECTOR OF FACTORIES AND SHOPS

FOR THE YIIAR ENDED 3181' DECEMBitR 1918.

PRESENTED 1'0 IlOTll HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT PURSUA:<T TO THE PltOVISIONS OF SECTJ(IN 13 ilF TilE ACT No. 2650.

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ALJ-\.ltR'l' .I. MUtLETT, GOVERNMENT PRUITRR) M.I.LBOfJRNJf.

No. 19.-[la. 3d.]-4748.

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OONTEXrrs OF THIS REPORrl,.

ACCIDENTS-

In factories Connected wi: h Hfts

APPENDIX "'An_

DiV'# ) • Nnml•N of faetoriel'! registHed an.._l emp:oyee3 tl1ercin tlnring-

Div. 2. ,~ shop:< :• ~l ,,

APPE!'IDIX ,, B 11-

Avernge wngQ,'l paid itt Borml tr:u1L',"J

APPE'SDIX H c H_

Average ,wage~ paid in other thnn Board tr~tdes:

APl'ENDJX ,, J) "-

Overtime 'vorkc~t under Section 37, Act. 21)50

AI'l'I~NDIX "E "-Analyei:-.~ of p1'05:e<:uti(•lJS

APPE~lJIX .. F ''-Div. l. Tnbte of acchlcllis in fact.;:HieA •lnr'ing 1918

DiL 2. Tahle of aed:!cnt:- in eon11cxion 'vith lifts Juring 1918

E:.rrJ.OYEF.S-

Nnmbor cmployt·d in traJes tmtlcr B(HiT>h<, aJHl wng;os ...

Nnml)cr employed in lruJ!e."i nol uwier n{;;ml~, nwl wage:~

Number emplored in ;;hops

t\umhcr f'mploycd in fndorit•s

FACTOHIES-

('l;:t,-;Si!led (Aftpendix H .A n Divbion 1)

I\ umber eO!llJ>lU'Pd with prr.wi11UI' YP3l"H

.FooT\V.KAH Uti:G"CLATJON AcT-

lhte A et came .into opcmdon

OvEuTUt E \\'l)!U(ED-

Nunilwr of f..<tct.orics whir~h workc\l ...

Number of employees who worked ...

Time workeU in each 1rndo

Sttn.VANTS REG-ISTRY Or?FJCJ~s Acr-Xmnbcr ot lienHoes i:Ji!llOd comJHlfCti wit:l pnwioGs yenrs

:-;Hors C1 Ai:.StHIUl. (Ap]1CHdix "A/ 1 Dh·i-..ion 2)

Sranbot eu:npnrc1~ \Vilh pl·cv1uns ;<:urs.

~PF.Cl A L BoA IWS-

.Sarnes of those cxi:.toni or authorized

S~:PARATE l'liBLlCATH!:\S.

1917 3.llll

191~

1918

The following ate oUtaiuh.Lle at tbe GovemnHHJt Priuting ()trice, nc~r Spring.stre.et1 Molbout•ne :­

A ~lnglc copy of a.ny ,, ... ages n(JUnl Detcnninntlon, Price 3~.1., posted 4.~J.

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24 30

s 13

14

20

22

23

24 30

14

20 13 8

8

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A summary giving inn ha.ody fOrm imrticuhll'S of every Wagcg BoarJ. Deter1nination in force in Victoria (omitting piece~wo1k sdwdul~?s). Thh; is brought np to date} and re!Jrlntcd four times a year. Price 1 s.) posted h 3bd.

A HunJbook containing the Fuc.torics Acts auJ Regulations thereunder, with Index and Exp1anntory notc!:i, Price ls. 1 pos!ed }::;, 3J.

A Booklet colltn.ini11g over 100 illn~trationN- of guard~ fur dangerous machinery, wilh directions for infJuring tbc snfeLy of workmen. Prh-e, h. 61. 1 po'<tetl ls. 8J.

Sr&,

UEPORT.

LAEOUlt DEPARTJUEKT.

Guvennuent Offiees1 bpriug·~strt:ct,

:\lelbourne, 1st October, 1019.

I have the honour to submit my Report on the working or the Factories ami Shops Aets, the Sen·ants' Registry ! Jftices Ad, the Lifts i{(•gulntion Act, am! the Footwear Regulation Act during the year 1918.

STATE OF TRADE.

The following figures show the number of factories and the YYorkers thcr<?in since the Factories awl Shops Act 1885 came into force:-

1,949 factories employing 39,506 persons were registered in 1886 2,182 ,. ,. 41,083 .. .. 1887 2,383 ,. .. 43,288 " " 1888 2,522 " " 47,223 ,. .. 1889 2,507 " .. 47,813 " .. 1890 2,548 .. .. 46,649 " " 1891 2,443 .. " 40,319 " " 1892 2,243 " " 35,263 .. " 1893 2,515 " " 34,268 " " 1894 2,573 " " 36,027 " " 1895 3,370 .. .. 40,814 .. .. 1896 3,739 ,. .. 45,178 .. .. 1897 3,777 .. , 45,844 " .. 1898 3,895 " ,. 49,546 .. ,. 1899 4,050 " " 52,898 " " 1900 4,238 .. .. 56,945 " " 1901 4,252 .. .. 59,440 " .. 1902 4,325 .. .. 57,767 .. , 1903 4,436 " , 60,977 " " 1904 4,6211 " " 6~,270 , " 1 !)()!) 4,766 , , fi7,:i45 , " 1906 5,00:3 , , 71,968 , , I 00'7 .5,143 , ., 76,:!1 0 , ,, l [JOR 5,248 " " i9,3 118 ~} )) 1 {)00 5,362 " " 83,053 " , 1 !ll () 5,638 , , 88,694 , , I flll 7,750 , , 104,74(l , 1912 8,089 " " 110,487 ., , 1913 8,447 , , IW,tJGO , ,. 1!114 7,486 " " 91,888 ,, ,, 1915 7,61R

" n 92,!120 .. , 191 I) 7,772

" " :!7.5Gl , , 1917

7,994 " "

104,242 , ., 1918 T!Je factories arc elassiikd in Appendix A. DiviRirm 1. The above table shows that there was ttn inereaAe during: I 9 l R of 222 facto riPs

and 6,681 employees. Particulars r,f wagt•s are given in App~·;,die('R nand C. During the first ten months in 1918 the state of trade gt'llcmlly was vet·y good,

especially in llwse cases where the raw material was prod need ]()(·nlly. A!'ter the signing of the Annistice there was, for u ,hurt p<'riod, a falling olt'. Thi~, it is said, was <:aused by the disinclination of purelwscrs to order heyoml imnu diHte rcquire­ments. In some cRscs ortlers were eanccllrd in the expectation thnt there woulu be a sudden fall in prices, but the t;,ll has not so fnr heen renlized. Progress in the Engineering and Jron Trades was hampered by the shortage of necessary rnw material and hy the l>:ngincPring strike. A marked d<•creasC' has tnkcu plael' iu tlre ;\gri­cultural Implement trade owing to the smaller area put under crop.

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The following traues were very busy :-llo'<making, a great demand haYitJg arisen through the shortage of tin and paper for packing purposes ; llootmakiug, Brick making, Chcmi,·a I Go•)ds, Clothing (including l'ilantles, Costnmes, Shirts, &c.), Confectionen, ConbgP, F(•llmougcries. Eumr>e;m Fnmiture, Grocer's Sundries, Hous<:holrl Crockery and Toilet War<', Ja111 Making, Knitting and Woollen Goods, Leather Dnessing nnd T:tnnintJ;, Printing, Ten·acott:t aud Cement Tiles, T'lynmking, \V oodworking, am! Woollr·n :\hmufilctnre.

A new industrv in Bras., Tuhe Drawing wits .,tmted during the year. The manufacture of Terra Cotta and C(•meut Tile:; and the making of :Fruit (:ases from locally grown hardwood was tlevelopPd ronsidemhl.Y.

Th~re was a ~hortage of .skillt·d labour in all trades owing to the nnmher of men on aeth•e service. Tmdes pat·t.icularly aifected in this way were :-Brick­making, Ctmrhhuilding, Fumitnl'<', Wicker and Clothing Trades. The difficulty in obtaining sufficient la'HJHr fin· the Clothing Trades 'vas acecntnated through there hadng hePll a dcmaml owing· to w;tr conditions fol' female lahour in :t numher of oecupHtions in whidt maiL''-' had ltit.hert.o heen &!most exdusivelv employed.

The decline of gold mining at Bendigo and sevet·al country towns, nnd the closing tlown of mines at lhll:tmt. threw many n1iners out of work, and in consequenee shopkeepers at those plae~s experienced a filllilfg off in husiness.

The rnincipal st•·ikt>s in Victoria were :--(I) The strikl' in the engineering and hmssworking trade wa'! h!'ought

about hy the employers refm;ing to grant a demnnd by the Amalgnmltted Societ_y of Engineers for a 10 pet· c<'nt. itH·t·ense in wages. It affeeted 104 firms and 1,384 employee,;. The repreSelltntivp,.; of the employers on the Engineering Hoard offered an increase of l.s. per day---tl•e SllllH! ll' that which had heen granted to the iron· tnoulder.s-···nnd to g;,.,, the inerem;c fmm the llth August, although the legn.l Detr•t·minntion eonld not con1c into fot·ce until l}th Septemher. These concessions were refused oil hehalf of the ll\Pil. and, in accordance with an ultimatum issued, they eenscd work ou tl1e 9th "\U)<USt. After protmetcd negotiations, the men accepted pt·oposals tormulnted hy t.lJe Secretary for Labour, and work w.as resmncd on 19th :\ov!•nth!•J·. The tcnlls of settlcmcut provided for a reconstruction of the Engineers Jllld tl1e Br:Bsworkers \V ages Boanls and fur retrospective pa,vment from 18th Novemher, l!llR, of Hn.t' l•ig·her wnges gmnted b1· the reeollstituted Boards.

(2) The displll<' in the metmpolit:m district slaug·htering trade, which extended from the 26th No,·puJhcr to tlw ~lOth i'\ovember, 1918, nntl affected 50 firms and 187 hands, was settled IH' negotiations· and agreement betw~en representatives of the parties. The slaughtet'llll'll demaudcd £5 pe1· wct•k, 11·ith a reduction of hours from 48 to ·!4 per week, nnt! also :l'ked to be gmnte<l as n right, and not as :t privilege, two twc"nty-minute •· smoke-ohs" per day. The wage prior to the dispute was \lOs. for slaug!.termen, and C(h. for labourers. A" increase of l O.s. per week and "smoke-ohs" on the two long davs were granted, but the hours of work per week were unaltt·red.

(3) The tlispnt<' in the saus.tge-casing indu.str_y only lasted two da.vs (2l:th and 2ith Novemhc•r, 1 K\h ), hm nftected 3 firms and 150 hands in the metropolitan district and shire of Bmybrook. The di~putc was settled by the acceptance of :t 2" per cent. iuerease iu the eaBe of tlte hoys, and an ine.r<•a:H.:. of 21'3. tu adults, making a flat rate of l3s. to all ndultH. The employ0rs also undc'rtonk to provide reasonable cleansing and drinking conditions where same were laeking.

Sw>rs REGlSTRATIO:'i.

In the sccoud part of Appendix A the classification, &c, of shops is given. ParticularB of wagPs are gi,·en in Appendices Band C. The following figures show the numher of shops and the workers therein since

the registration of sbop:; eame into force in Mm·ch, 1915:-

26,40 l shops, c!llploying 25,632 persons, were registered in Hll5. 25,G35 shops, employing t:i,/41 persons, were registered in 1916. 25,912 shop.,, employiug 26, 79J persons, were registered in 1917. 25,920 Ehops, employing 27,520 per:;<?ns, were registered in 1918. The aboYc tahle shows that there was a decrease during 1918 of 22 shops and

an increase of 725 elllployees.

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LIST oF SPECIAL BoARDS.

Resolutions in favout· of appointing four new Special Boards were carried in both Houses of the Legislature during 191 S .

. The new Boards are :-Cement Board, Cement Articles Board, Manufacturing Chenusts Board, and .Musical Instruments Boanl.

The powers conferred on the t<>llowing Boards were t'e-<lefincd in new resolutions passed by Parliament, vir.. :-Hu blwr Trade Board, Painters Board, and Woodworkers Board.

Under tl1e powers conferred h.v Section 133 of Act 2050, the Governor in Council nppointed the J<:ngineers and Brassworkers Skilled and Unskilled Boards in lieu of the Brass workers Board und Engineering Bo3l'd, nml also extended the scope of the powers of the Country Woodwork<>rs Board and the Hotel Employees Boaed.

On 31st December, 1918, there were 153 Special Boards existent or authorized affecting n hout 150,000 employees. Two of tlwse Boards l1ave not hcen coustitnted viz., the Slaughtering for Export Beard and Felt Hatters' Board.

The following is a list of Boards existent or authorized:-1. Aerated \Vntcr Trade 38. CJothiiiU: (3f:nt~1fnrtnriug i6. Hatters (.f'elt) 2. Aerate;! Water Carters Mt~u's) •77. llfladwear 3. Agrieultuntl Implements 39. Clothbg (\Vutcrpn:of; 18. llor"Jelmir 4. Agrienltnral Imple:nents 4.0. Coal and Coku 79. llospit:d Atieudatots

(Cour.:try) Loa\ 1\Lnen:) ~(;e Xn. 96 SO. Hotel Employees Animal Manure, see .:io. 90 Cotnlli('l'ehl Clcrb~ '!CC No. 81. lee Artificia.[ ~fatrme, see ~o. 91 :Ji ~2. lronmonhlcrs

5. A.£phR.lters 4L Confectioners 83. Jam Trade Bacon Curers, &e., see No. 42. CoopMs H4 .• rewollers

i3 43. Cordacrc A5. K11iitcrs 6. Bagmukers Connt;.r Shop AMiHtnnts, ti6. Le:Hher Goods 7. BeJsteadmakers ~ee No. 129 ij7, Life tl. Bill Posters 44. Cvdc Tmdc 8tL Liverv StnlJle 9. Biscuit 45. Dit<pen*arif's 1:19. l\fu..lt •

10. Boiler ::\fakers 46. Dn1pertl' 90. l\Trmure (Animul} ll. Boor ,17. Dresl-.mnkcr.;; HI. .Manure (Artifiehd) 12. Bol)t Denlcr.'l 48. Dyer:-; a.ml Ch•tiH:s Cit1:tWl'3 H2. :\fa<lle Store

Bra.isworkers, soc Nos. 54 49. Electricnl lnstaJ\ation 93. J.ient Pret>ervon Lmd 05 50. Ek.ctrical tinpply 94. :\fnn'i!- Uloihing

13. Hrend fd. Elect.:roplnter~ Y5. J.lil!cl Broom 14. llread ( C ount.ry) 52. J•:ugine~dri n·r::l ( Fnctory) ::\1 illinerd (see Head wen.r 77) 1&. Bread (Provincial) ML En}{i:Je~drivf•r:-, C~U11iug) 96. ::Mincr.s (Coa.!) 16. li1'C'Ild Carters 54. Engineering nnd Br:1s::~- 97. }liners (Gold) 17, Brewers workerJ; ( sk illDd) :Jiining E.ngiue~Urivers, see 18. Bricklayers 55. Engincerin~ and llra6s- No . .Ja ~ 19. Bri;,~k Trade worker:> (tlllr-<kille~l) ~18. l[otor Driv<~r:-;

llroom ( Uil!et)~ see No. H5 56. E:igranml ~J9. MLl"lcn.lln:,;trnmcntH 20. llruahmaker,; Engra.Ycrs (P:·oceHs), r;ce lOO. Sni!muker::~ 21. llnilller81 Labourerg "No. 122 101. Kight \Vntchmeu 22. Butc:ilers Factor} li.uginc-drivers, see 102. Offiee Clcnr;Bl'M 23. Butehers (Count-ry) So .. )2 10::) Opticians 24. Butchers (Pto\·ineiu.l; 57. Farrier.-: 104, Orgnn 25. Butter 58. Fellmnllgcr.'1 I 05, OvOnmaker~ 26. Ca.ndlemskers Folt Hnf.tcr", e~eo }.,'o. 7G Packers, Storcmcn 1 and 2i, Cardbom·d Box Trade Filmlllt> Pla"J!crerf.', S'-'O i\o. Sorters, 8CD No. UHl 28. Carpenters 11-1 106. P.o..:n terM 29. Carrlnge M). Fish nw.t Pordtry 107. P:tper 30. Carter:> 60. F!oc.a· 108. Pa: er Hag Tn1tle

Cr(rfer.~ (AerntcU \Vntor) :.:;ee til. Fiour (Country) lOO. PtiSiryeookH N::L 2 62. Fuel nud Fudder 110. Per:tmbulntur

C~lrters (llrcnd), sea No. 16 63. Fuel and Fodder (C(•!mtry) Jl 1. Photograplier.c; 31. Cen:el!t tH. Furniture 112. Pi<ltnre l•'ran1e 32, Cemont Articles 65. Fumiture Dealer-.,. 113. Pl:ll;tert'r::> 33. Chaffcnttcrs 66. Gardet:erc; 114. Plu.slrrers (Fibrous) 34. Chemi:Hs .J:Ianufacturing 67. Gas :i\ft>tcr 115. l'htto Glaoo 35. ChernL;;ts' Shops 68, Gbs~ \Yorker:S ]16. Plnmhcrs 36. Cigar Trade Goid 1\IinerF-, see Ko. 97 117, Poll:<]!

Cleaners (Offico), seo No. 69. nrnccrs 111:'!. Poticry Trnde 102 70. Oroecr~ Rundrie.~ Ponltryand Fish) see :\o. 59

Cleaners (Clothes), eee So. 7 J. G!'o.-e:·ll ( Whokfi,:tle) 119. Printers 4H 72 Ilairdre.s.:!ers 120. Printers {Cotmtry)

37. C[criu• (Commercial) 73, Ham and Baco11 Curers 121. rrintori:l (Provincial) crothin~r (Selling Men's )t 7-1-. Iltmlwa.re 122. PrD!'CSS Engru. yc:rs

soc Nu. 94 75, HtLtR (Straw) 12:3. Qu•rry -•, Formerly the Milliners Board.

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LrsT Oll' BoARDS ExrsT!:NT on AuTUORIZ:ED-contim.ud,

124. Rubber Trade I2lJ. Saddlery 126. Saddkxy (Country) 127. Sewer Builders 128. ~hirt 129. Shop Aseist.ants (Country) 130. Slaters and Tilers 131. Sluughteriu~ for Export 132. Soap ami Hoda

Sorters, Packers, and Stor~. men, see No. 13G

133. Stareh 134. Stationery 135. Stone Ct;ttors

136. Storernou, Pnckers, and Sorters

Stnnv Hat 1 see No. 7 5 I :n. Tauners 138. Tea P:wldng 139. 1\::utmakerii 140. Tiemnkcrs 141. Tile1n.ycrs

Tih:ra, t!OO I:{ o. I ao 14.2, Timber fl~ellers 143. Tinsmitl!.!l HA:. Tmmwny 14.5. Tm~kpoiTiters 146. Fnderc!or.hlng

14 7, U ndertl\ker& 148. Watchmakers

'Wntd1mcn (Night), soa No. 101

\r aterproof CJothit\g, so0 No. 39

\Vholesalr: Grocerd, see :~.ro. 71

149. Wicker UlO. Wireworkers J ;,1, lVooUworkers ].12. \\~oodworkon< (Cout!lry) 158. W' oollen Trade

SERVANTS HEGISTRY OFFICEs AcT 1915. The following figures show the nu m her of licences issued under the Servants

Hegistry Offices Act for the year endiu~t 31st Decemht>r, 1918, as compared with the years 1916-1917:- ·

1916 1917 1918

101 ll 0 Ill

30 30 32

28 21 31

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LIFTs REour,ATJON AcT 1915. The table publi"hed witlo the accident figures (Appendix F, Division II.)

shows the Jlarticulars, numhct·, and percentaRe of accidents in eonnexion with lift& since the Act came into force on 1st March, 190 7.

FooTwEAn REGVLATION AcT. The second day of July, 1917, was appointed hy Prodamation ns the day on

which this Act came into operation. The. regulations uuder the Act were made and gazetted on the fourth d11y of

July, 1917. No proseeutions had been launched up to the end of 1918.

l have the honour to be, Sir,

Your obedient servant, H. !If. MUHPHY,

Secretary for Labour <1tld Chief Inspector of Factoriet.

The Hon. the Minister of Lahour, &c.

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APPENDIX A.

DrVlSION 1.-RETORN of Factorios Registered during 19 I 7 and 1918.

Me.nutactory, &c.

Aerated \V a.ter Trade .. . . •. Agricult.ural Implements ... Agricultur·a,l Implements (Conntry) Ammunition, Cartridgos, &c. . •. Artificial Manure. See Manure, &c. Asbestos ... ... . .. Asphalt ..• ... . .. Bacon (see Ham 1md Hn.con C:nring) Bags~··--.Hesaian, &e. ... • •• B~tg!:O-Paper. Sec Paper Bags. Bakehouses:, Bread •.• Bakehouses, Bread (Country) ... Bakehouses~ Pastry ... Bark Mills .. . .. Bedding, Mattresses, &c. See Ulh_ler I•~umi­

tnre, Bedding, &c. Bedsteads and Fenders-Iron .•• • .. Bellows (included with Woodwork, not lltiller

Determination). Biseuits, &c. ... ... ..• . .. Blinds-Venetian, &c. ... ... . .. Bont Bnildmg (included with \Voodwork, not

under Determination). Hoilermaking ... • .. Boots, Shoes, &e. • •• Boot Lace£:, \Ve1ts, &c .... . Bmss Works .. . Bread. Sec under Bakehouses. Breweries, Bottling A let &c. ... • .. Bricks .•. .•. ..• ··· BroornB, Millet ... ..• ~ .. Brushes, Brooms, &c. ••• .•. • .. Butchers (Small GooJs, Sammges, &c.)• ... Butter~ Cheese, Preserved .Milk, &c. . .• Button Badges ••. . .. . .. Candles, &c. .•. ..~ ... ... Cardboard lloxe::. .. . ... . .. Carpenters' and -Joiners' \Vork, Saw~miHs, &e.

See nwler Woodworkers, Carpets, Curtains! Cushions, &c. See under

Furniture, Ca-rpets, &c. Carriages, Waggo11s, Dmys, &c. . .. Cemeut, Cement Goods, Moaier Pipes •.• Chafi~cutting, Gro.in·crushing, &c. . ... Chemical Works . .. ... . .. Cigarett.es, Tobacco, &c. ... . .. Cigars .•. •.. .•• . .• Clot,hing .. . .H ... .. Clothing (Waterproof) .. . ... . .. Coal-grinding and Coke . .. • .. CompMilion Flooring ... ... . .. Confectionery . .. • . . ... Cooperage ... .•. .... . .. Coppersmiths (not subject to the Determina-

tion of a Special Board) Cordage (Rope, Twhu;, &c.) ... • .. Cork-cutting und Crown Seal :Making ••. Corsets ... ... ... . .. Cotton-winding ••. ... . .. Crurnpets ... ... ••• • .. Cutlery •. . ... ... ... Cycles . .. ••• ••• • •• Detiuning ... ... ••• . .. Die~sinking an(l Engraving. See Engra-ving, DistiHeries . .. •.. . .. • •.

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• Van'( shoperQployeell a.leo ad as ema.ll-~<tsmen, and thus do botll f&ef<ln· o.nd &hop work, whleb 1t IS d1ffienlt to aepamte. See Dlvialon lL of tbl• Appen~ nuder "Butchett • ror ftguree ~a.rdinR !hop emplo~.~·~'* Only proprietor& worlting.--l Bread (Counn-:O h1e-luded priQr to liH7.--§ lncluded '?-ith Eniineerioa in lPiS.

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APPF;NDJX A.-DrvrsiOK L-Retnrn of Fa('tories Registered during S-eonHnued.

Ma.nufw:torj &0.

Brought forward

Dre.3ses~ Jlnntle:;;, &e. Drv Ct:<lls Drj Plate-s (see under Pho togr11,phic ~I a teriul->} Dyers ami Clotlu;;; Cleaner)')' \-'{orks Egg.pnlping ... Electrical :-)upply, Llght 1 Ratte"ries, &t. Eieclro-platinf!, &e. l-~ngineerit1g, M•:clta.nic:d Engraving, Die-5inking~ &0. Eucn.!yptnl-c\ Oil Farrier~ Feathcrmnking Fcllrnouger,:, .. Fibrous l'hlPI".er Fi1ters Ji'ire Kiwllcrs ... Fireworks Fish Ourin;r, Podtry Pln:::king, &c. Fi:;hing XCts. See ~eH!. Flax ~Iillin_g ... Flock Milh:, \V adding, &c. Florisls (1fanufn<:Juring Bonquf'li&) Flonr :Mills F:nnr )ldL-i (C'~nutry) Flower~-Anifi eial V:uit Pack:ng Fumit.ure tl.wl tT ph0lstering, Wood Tn!'lling

ll.n(l Ctu ,.-ing Fnrniture (He(h\iug) Fmnitll!e (Cnrpt.>Ll'!, &c.) Furniture (Wire M:tttrcs>!cs) l<'nrniture (Wootl Aia.ntf•lpi(ees ami Over-

manrel~) Furniture, Cl1inee;e FurrierJS Gas \Vorks Gas Jleters G !nss Badges Gla.ss Bevelling, Siherlng, i1l!d Cutting lin-

eht;led wilh P~atJJ Glass}. Glass \V orks ( Bottlusl &e.) Glucose Glue. Sec under Manure (Animal). Gold Stamping (Hat Bands) Gra::;t< Rope Groecrg' Snndric~~ Maizenn 1 Spiees, &c. Ham and Bacon Curing Haruess, Saddles, \\~hips~ &c. See Sad,Jicry_ HatA ( Stnn-v ·; ... Hats (FelL, &e.) and Cnps llcadwear Hop PIT-sbiug and Packing Horse and Cow Hair Hosiery. See Kdtting, &c. lee Crcmn le(', Refrigcrati11g, &t: • .,.

Indi<trubher nnd Pmmnmtic Tyres. See RuLLer Tratle.

Ink, Gum, &c. Iron moulders Ironw-ork, not :mhjt'ct to the Determination

of a Spccin.l Bottrti ,Jams. Sea nudPr Prnsening \York:s. Jewullcry, Eleetro-pla.tiug of .Jewellery. &r. Koitling (Hosiery, &f' .. ) ..• Lfice, Embroidery, &r. .•.• Lamp Sh:viAa

Carried fonV1H1l

• C'lpB bdwled 1T"l~h Headwu.r in Ull~.

I Number of Factories

fi\!i!lfitl'rl'il ; !or ~<;·:7

6

87 19

JIO !6 +

19 z

JO

7 3

3

I

6 z

10

43 z

I J

34'

5 4 4-8

8 2

39 21

" 2 5 t

7

" zS

66 47 Il

Per~otlll J:mpl"yed. Numl!·:rr;f, }'~:tOTI('ll

1 nezist<:rl'ri

;;r,.~~ i'';:m:J.Ic~ ; _'_"_' _"_' S~ __ "_'_''_'·_ Female~

Zc:!,f)9 1 1 31iZ5

! qr 7l918

;8+ 1 5;

4' 12 5 95 11 7

1J9 8 89

535 55

2

6

z8

7 43 66

H

J 5 32 51 I 21

JCO )

7 I

J64 48 J6j

571. 8;

5 12

J 37 7 379 303

86 +59 93 s

; 53

1 2 3 158

575 8!

9

J

I

8 l

JO

~ 5 5

1)

355

5 6 6 8

88 z8 45

3

8 2

7

J

fC 2 I

" s• lOO

I

7

z8 z6

73 57 5

lp 8,1 6 IC

66 117 5

ss? !83 4

·h778 89 11 II 3

198 14 110

821 59

2

4 2

8 If

JO

'9 37 66

!6

z6 93 39

1,8cz tt 1

39 33 46 lOl

92 6 SJ

375 6o zzr

812 96

2

755 71

7 !8

3 se 393 339

105 JSS 4-96 290

54 1,907 5

p

602

99 6

z

10

APPENDIX ;\.-DIVl~lON 1.-Uetum of F:wtorie-; Registered durlufS 1917 atl!l f9t8-coutinued.

Mfi.lmfactory, ,\1?,

Bronght forward

Lrnnps (incimlcd with Tiuwaru). , ~l~nropeu.u

L:\mhlncs Cl , mtese Lend n.nd Khot \\' m·hs ... Lenthcr Belt,; (1Iaelduc) Leather Goml:;, Porlmtndva.ux, Tnwk~,

&c. Loat.het· and Cork Bofl.rd Lenses (GiasH), See Optiei:lnti. Limeburning , .. Malt M11.lt Extract ... :1fnndes, Lmlies'. Sco under l>rc-;::cs. Ma.nnre, AniuHi.l (BoHe 2\Ul);.., D.::r<iccn!;1:~

Works, Tt\How, &c.} lfnnnre, Artificiul (Chemieal) Marble and ~la:'51)1l'ic> \Vork.

Cutters. Marino Stores Mat.chee Mats, Rugsj &G. Meat Ex~l·act ... }.fetal Sphi!ting

See

Millet Brooms. See Broom", ~iil!~L Millinery

Stooe

... l

Modelliug, Plnsi.er-work, &c. (inelnded wirh 11'ibrotH; PJa:.ter).

Mo11ier Pipes (inrJuJml with Cemf'!ut, CPnH:nt G ood!'t, &c.),

Motor CarP, &;c. Musieal lm;t!'nment,) ot,her IIHm Q;gans ~ailE Nets. Fishing Oils, LnUricating and other Opticians Orga.us Ovenf!, ~tovee~, &e. Pa.int, VarniHh, \Vh:re Leatl, Pln!l!er of

PnriF, &c. Paper Bags Paper (\Vrapping) Cutting nnd Sorting Paper MilliJ 1 &c. Paper Patterns Pastry. See Bnkelwnses, Pa">iry. Pcnnnt Rottsting Pcrn.mbnlntors Perfumes Pbotogra11hs ... Photographic "\Iatcrials (Dry Plates) &c.) •.• Picture Fmmes P!a8ier, FibrouB. See FibrouJS Pll\ster. Pia.,tie Clay ••• Plate Glass (Glabs Berdling, Cutting,

Silvering, &c.) Plumbers• Polish PotLories p , 'rV , {Jams, Pickles, Sauees,&e,

reserving oru :Meat, Hutterino, &o. . .. j

Pl"inting (Metropolitan 1; istrict) ... !

:'\umber o! hwUlrico~ H<'ttJ~terrd hr J917,

7 23

20

J 5 3

3

86

5 1 10

14

5 19 ;

J6 q

10

4 3

l

8

3 26

2!

Zl

6 )9 ,g 6

198 '-·---

Carried forward

z6 -~~

"

59 226

6

9

I 10

IZO

l.jj

6 55 81

zo JcR 5'

21

6 2-j 3

5

6z 5

93 6;

•59 2

178 93 z6

737 6z8 2 99

2)If2

zS;

I~6o6

7

+ 8 z

IJ

37 188

57 H

j Nnmhtrof 1:\lctorie\.

l:!Afr:"itred 'm P,ltfL

-·--·--- ----

2

' 21

1)

3

2

3

t

; 19

3 !6 I I

10

4

• 6

+ '3

24

'9 61 22

66 '4+

;,

79 95

3 2

5

;o t66 189

5 '7 99 '+

105

53

'7

ZZ)

7

53 I 5

!Gj 6i

181

zo 161

2Z 96

)2:1

' '99

+" 7

l 4

8

lt

IJI

4) Jl

59 216 8f zJ

71 lj 78 IOI

57 4-1 IJ019 85 i97 23 6.p 1)012

' 39 ' 417 •7 ! ~---

1 ___ ,_o_7 __ ,_,_l_,_s_

1

__ ~_s_7_ I zg,639 6,693 f6,z8o 3 t,o;6

• l'lumber& ruoaUy wwrk otttside Jat:.l.orie~. S<..!e Appon;Jix n fur !nller figures.

t Boo Headll.'ear ior sta.tlsticil lor 1918.

11

Ar•PENDJX A.-DlYJSJON 1.-Ucturn of Factories Registered during 1917 and 1918-cott.linutd.

Brought for·wurd

Prinling - Bcokbiw]ing - ()Jetropoli!al! District)

l)rintiug- 3.11d Bookh~nding {Provincial) Printing ru11l Bookbindi11f.; (Coun1ry) Proces:-; EIJgru.ve:-~ Pumping Pvrit.es ~n:d Metaflurg:ieni Work;-, ••• Q;tarryiug, Stoncbrer~king, &t~. Quilts Refdgerntirtg au~t Jt·0, ;o;ee l<·o. Rope, Twiue, &c. See Conlnge.

... I

Rubber Tmde (inelndiug: Pnennuni<: Tyres) Sa•ltll'-'ry, H&me&61 Whip.-. &c. Snd,Hcry, linrntss, "\Vhips. &c. (Cor:ul.ry) ,., ~nfety ltni'c ... ~nlt

Saus11ge :'kiu5 Senlcs Seed {l)onhry~ Fiowen,, &:c:.) ~lixing ami

Pneking Sewing }lnchinc.'! :-;hirts :O::how 1\fodcls for Drapers, &c. Sign tual Tif:kct W riiiHg Skin Pncking, Sor!iug, &c. :-;1n.ughteri11g for Export Smal~ Goodi~:, Snosnge~, &c. sl~e Butelwrs. ~oap nn.-l Holla St1~rcb Stationery, &e. Sione-hruakin•• l•v Machine1·y (indudcd \\'i~h

Qnnxry}. "' ~ St.ane Cntren:; (l\Iar11!e ru~t! Ma:<Qns' Works) Stovef;, Oven~, &o. Sl'C Oven:'. Sura:ical and Sdentific lm!trnmenti" !i;ugitr-rcfining Tallow (indutled wi!h Animal il.iannre). Tann(·riet5 Tar Dietitlation Tea.~packing, &c. T~mts, Flngs, &(·, Ties Tinwnre Toys (llag) Toys. Wooden (inclu;tD>l with \\:'oodware not

umler Det.ermination). Type\Yritcr Rep:dring .•• Umbrellas U11drrelothing (Ladies') U1Hlcrt.aker:s' Drnpery l! nJcrtakiug ( Cuffins) Vinegar nml Yeast Wa.tchos Water Meters, StC'ttm Gu.nges, &c. (included

with Brass). ·waterproof Cloth lug. See CJotl1ing (Water-

proof). 'W caving Coiton and Silk Lalwls •• , Wicker Work \Vigs and Hair PaJ;; \Vine, &c. 1 Bottling• \Vire Drawing

Ca.rrieJ forward

I 5 j6

116 10

' l j6

' zo

4' 8

' 3

7

' 39 t + 2

33

!I

I

5'

15 t6 5

66

3 8

106

lO

' '

2

20

3 lZ

I

1+'>453 i

'7' 237 333 TOJ

I +

595

1,!66 318 '99

7 J;l 90 +

'+ 'i 68 !I

IJ 20

!)+

'4' 102

59

Jl ]6 I 3

JO

14J I

79 t

I 7

I 5

3

11

IJ ]8

!18

9

4 33

'

' ' 3

!I

3 40

3 5 I 8

'7 ' 8

39

57 +

'5 I 5 5

6;

+ 7

IOJ

2l

2

3

z Z3

3 lo

2 59 2-35 H' ss

5 I 5

6o4

l.0 97 '9' '37

; 46

177 +

zB 21

So

7 '+ '5

8ol

2~7 !08

/1

27+

r,So2 10

'7' "" )! 11

I,J35

37 40 lZ

95 zs JZ

ll

1.19 2

I "6 '6

• Statistl.~a P<' Wag"~ o~ Wihe Battl'.nJ,f, &e., are indudi:d wit.U Wholcat>lt G.rooea.-t Onl~ pwpri~tot '.>Otkit:g, ·

l3,,o;6

7

370 JO

10

'7

J,66j

7

93 8;

215

;

9+ 2,0/7

z

4

14

12

APPENDIX A.~Drvuno'f I.-Return of Factoriee Regist&red during 1917 and r9t8~continued.

Brought forward

Wire ~fattresses. ~Ctl Furniture, ·wire }b.ttresses.

Wire ''" orks ... Wood Spirit, &e. Distillation Woo(l Patterns (iuclu•le(l with Engineer-

ing). ·wood Wo1·km·s (Cnrpcnter&, Saw rn:ll;;l &c.) \Voodworkera (Country) . \Vood ware twt. rdfe.ctcd hy Determination, i

Boat~bnildio.g, Be!low:s, Toys; &c. ' Woollen Mills Yeast. See Vinegnt· and Yoast Miscdlanouus-Fa.ctory Engine Drivel'S t

Totals

tEmployon~ and their Children workh1g in factories ...

Gra.nJ Tot&l

8 46 22

206 z,Sq 196 1,0+9

43 21 7 '4 773

1,288 ·····----····-

7!772 ;6,788

Nu m her a! i }'J.Ctori~.>s

ftegietered for 191i:l. Male'\. Females.

-- ------- ---

35,661

14 ;6 11

218 3t l J 8 217 l,ZS4

Sr 38 2S4 105

l, 1 3 5 '4 8+6 I 1 22 3

ldl3 i--···-

36.877 7·994 6z,48t l38,+4o

100,92)

t l'rior to ln5 ~l:e$e 1nrt included iu num~r;o, Jl:;Yeu opp;;sit<' Cio\'h trade

APPENIHX A.

DIVISION ~.-RETURN OF SHOPS llEGISTEREV DURJNG 1918. Shops arc classified under the head] ng of the principal businesR carried on theN?in,

----~· ---Dtf!Tll.%01' Xo. 1. (M!Jt.ropo.l\t..an.)

DISTRICT No. il. (llfLllarat.}

TI!RTRlCT So. 3. (Dendlgo.)

DlfiTniCT No. "· (Geelon11.)

DISl'lllCT N<J. l'l. (Warrnsmbool.)

Olau ot Shop.

Bookr;ollorg !LHd Newr>· e.gcnte~

Hoot. Dc-aJ(•ls Boot Repairers B:rnad and Pt~sl ry Dutchors Chomi!ltA Confcctionnry C(x) kod Mea.t .. Crockcr,v Cydn &ml Motor Dairy Produce Drn~ry .. FarR~Y Good.~ a.nd Toys .. I< 'ish Florlf:IL'> Fruit am1 Vcgeta.blfl Fuel a.nd - · · Furnhnre GruN;rc; Hairdl1'l,"-$ttl'A• •• HanLwa.re Jowellery

.. I ..

.. i

1'\D. of Hhops.

:;';.,.

-Zj ·~ ~.s ~~ ~-<-~

;}3l ~{)0

64.1 405 100

f,J 1,458

120 41

149 2;)0 917 1.)2 !RI l or,

:t.JG b60 4::)1 :l17 207

l;'il u;.,

% 231 40!3 .1116 JIB

32 26 40

104 3-13

81 4l n:J

150 217 102 650 24:~ 12:)

91 Lcu.ther Gonds (including

Sa.ddbry) . . ". I 121 I 30 Mmt's L'lothing 2G~ )0/) Musicnllnstrument;'l 4"{ 2':! Tohr~(·nrlir;ts . . 63 26 lllxed 'J'rad~11. . . . :136 1 3 Shnp:<no!:daRsitiedabo...-r) 1,194 166

Totals .

No. of 'Em:pl{lyeel.

~

"' 25R 256 120

;')

9'H :Hl.J

u 13 :~g

146 76

1.'124 57 69 88 82

Ul5

'733 16·1

HO 614 142

1 &;

27H 220

3611 147 l'" 184 41

168 [)()

!56 3.277

26-1 u

61 I70

" Ill 76 70 78 .~()

" ~.

No. ot Ernploy!'A'1!11.

-~~ -~~ . ><',.... .Z..o J "" ~"" Ill ;;; ~~ :E

13 8

[i.Fj

13 Il

2 26

3

10 1

2(.1 7 2 5

72 32 14 6R 29

16 1R

6 17 22 1 :!

7 1 1 ;, :J

2ll ·I 5 3 8

15 gi

53! 16 '

12 20 8 5

13 0 ~ 1;) I 5 3 2

:!4. ~8

10 I

74 34

I 3 3

178

• 8 4 3

30 42

12:) 18 71

9

12 48 10 8

j ~

.:!2 21

31 5 4

13 4

" I l

222 13

7 .5 4

11 1 7 2

2 4 1

No. of Shops.

ot .No. of ShOJl!.

~·..: 'Z.~ .~ :j ... ~ • §

,1'[ i€ -~ 0~ d

~~.:! ""' -1 ~ 17 wj 12

"' 12 12 7 D

40 10 16 H

5 29 1 ll

27 4 7 7

8 29 lr.l

lfl 2 HI • 4Q 6 Hi 24 11

'59 3 11 23 26727

1 :m e a ti n 2 I 6 1 3 "I 9 8 G 9 9

~ 2 1 2 10 ]4' 15 132 164 31 17 5' 8 5 20 5 6 3 4 8 3 2 ·f. :1 R }! 4 l

GO 12 .S lti fi2 1;1 13 t:{ 29 z .·n 17 4 8 27 5 14 6

70 :1-1 1:r; 1:~ m :>7 21 i 14 20 2S 8

7 15 43 6 12 14 7 8 13 5 lH 4

G 4 3 1 10 2 10 5 lB 2 l l; 6

1 4 8 • 1 I • 5 1 6 2i 3

ll 4{1

lOS :)0 84

236 32 74 Sri 28

18 1 .. 1 Jo 261 54 2.::! 38 .[) 8:? 16

-- --

\__ .. y-~:~~ I~~~-~~ 16,441 869

L__"V"" _ ___,/

l,HHl

6.'5'0 33B 621 240 t---.,----...J \-...-.,-.__.!

988 7116

784 412

ot

• «i ~ ~~ I z ~ "' 23 231

161 61

1~1 I I

141 7-> I gl 1 '

"I 58, 10

107 Jl 41 5

4 :n

7 12

20

549

13 ll

23 5 6

16 6

• 1 l

117 25

I3 2

7

I 2

6 2

5

2A6 "--·-v---·_.J

815

No. n! ShttJ:m.

~. o• ~

-"' c

i~ ]·~ 't'"" 9'-;;; ;r...s ~ .....

4 4 l 4

10 5 4 3 !i ,, 7

6 1 I 3 10 3 I 3

li 4 l 5 2 3 9 12 4 5 V 3 " " . . 7! 21 1

2 3

1

I61 8

114! 78 ~-y---'

192

:s-o. of Emplny(le~.

J " J 4

10 7

2 28

1

2 lJ 5

M 7 9

0

12

.;

~ .::

" .5

4 1 2 2

45 I

2 I 2 4

4 2

4

15:J 158 ~J7 338 218

61 491 43

6 !48

33 332 10.3

45 I3

61! 73 61

345 2n7 190 112

3 24

467 707

81 78 tJ6

I Hi 3U9 108 57

6

:n 3

291 48

8 7

127 66 38

278 110

tl7 24

3 38

5 4

767 68

No. of Emplcyees.

.. -i; .,

48 Ol

145 10

732 127

6 3

32 2

316 ].]

5 4

r.o 174

62 661 134 198

10 '

"g I 3' 4

2,479 H2

~ • a ' "'

:C:fl

34

lOA 4H Li2 7() 4 ll

11 I

660 62

6 4

JIB 6

:n Ill

27 18

lO 3

12 B5:!

26

1741 871 .1,7291 2.8~31 fi,441l 2,372 \-..--.,..--~ ~- ..... ----_} \,.......

261 8,012

• Many of tneae lill;:rpw:~pen keep • •t..oelt ot t.Qbacco, but hai..rdreuinlll• the I)tlnelpd buslneea.

ALt DJSTRICTS.

No. n! Zltwp~.

f,...: -· ~_g ~.s .~

;z-.E

27H 278 183 :Jfi2 845 3::t~l 192 48 3fl 92

ll:l G9G HR

()()

61 314 :s:s:i 16()

1 ,()7:{

:~9li 274 uu

4:i 168

47 36

'i~l

315

18,070 I 7,H4! \-..---y-~··-'

21),920

~'to. or 'Htn]!loy~es.

.; .2 . ; • I • "' .. 36-1 I 422

4421 3C9 310

16 55! 210 189

12 :!93 Hl 60 42 l S9

20:1 6R 84 161

2,4..')5; 4,485 ~~ 3B5 93 Jl)

li);) 68 14:) 325 ~17 22 GH~ 1.1a

2,7!.6. 222 514 i 'it

123 79

I2 61

129 4S

937 302

l7,fl29 I 9,S9l L--y-~~

27,520

,_.

""'

APPENDIX 13.

BOARD TRADES. RK'l'FRN for the Year 191~ 1 sh()wing- the Avora~c ·weekly ·wages in tbc various Trades for which Special Boards have been appointed. The fig11res are taken from

recortl~ Rent in by employert~, and show the sum/! paid to shop employees for the second week in M~rch, 1918, ami to other employees fnr the first week In December, JUI8. Cu:;;u.a.l ernployefb8 are ·uot included.

NOTK,-~-l!.fany 'Yages Bo~rd DetcrminMton:l are in operation over only parts of Victoria. 1n such ea.ses thero arc sotne employees in the imde who aw not affecte(l by the fJNermination. The nunthet'R ~11d wages of these n.re ~Shown in the column headed" :Sot Under.''

Cl:.we of 'trade

i ~pprf'ntice\l nud

hnpl'<YY*fS.

1-

.. -. -~- ------···------~~------

Age-Mule. A~;e-F~Dl&le.

. " - I -.• ;!:1;:::; ~ Apprentiees and 1 t Z ~ !3.S . lmvruvers. .f.ltE .. ~... f 8 ...... ~ ~ ,g i ] --~·-- ~ ; §

01' ':E."';:a P t; <l tl or i::(~"' Oi~;11 Fnrler

" I • ~ • ~ i ~

< ,!: 21 YeM? $_1-s ,..: ~ ~ Fndcr I Jl Years I .S::.::;iS I <>- 6 I

Onr. j!~:r .0 1.1 -,;;! Y"~· I Over, !j,f ~~af

--~- ~-;;;:;.: t; ::::: t:< ~-----·--- - __:!~~ ~ ~~ 1--YPIW'!f.

---- I 1-~ ]

" ~

, , f N1.H:t1ber of4l>Oployef'~ Aerated '"atcr rmdc . 'liAHtrage \\l,!ekh; <Hl).(e

Aemted w.,_., Crutem --1 D>tto : i 25~ Agricult.ua·allmplroneot" Ditto { , 21~i~ Agricultural lmplemcnbl:, \ Ditto { j '.!i

(0Duntry J I 24/4

Aepbalters ... l >itto

Bagma.ken (Hcss.ia.n} &c.) , .. IJt!.t1'

Bedatea a. 1md Fenders, Iron . Ditto { I 2:1/7

Bill Pnatr;ru lJitt~\ fl " .,, ... 28{4

Biscuit11, &c. Ditto { 5 .,, .,, 46/0

Boilermakers ... Ditto j \ (){)

237

t noot Healers Ditto { I l:!~ .,, ... Hl/10

Boot 1U11i Sho?S DiHo {I HID ... 13rL~<Kworkers ..• Ditto ll 1~/!'i

Rrnad Ditt•J 1(0 ...

(I 27-:3

Bread ,Cmmt-,.yl ])it to

11

lOt) ... 3th0

Bread. eartHs Ditto ;)_')

3H'1

Brewe:ru:s (Jh>t.tliiJg .AlP. &c.) . Ditt~; {I \'I 34,:4

§ Br ieldR)·W:'I ••. llit.to 11 " , .. . .. 31}9

Rriek 'l'rudc ... Ditto Ji :+7 ... t I 30f1

2 55!4

10 34/1

4 34/10

2 43/f!

20 D0/1

~ 42;B

121i 25jl0

51 '22/0

1 36/0

240 22!7

50 2:j;O

272 56.-'2 2i1

ll3 10 \)(\2

68,t 11 U3

1':0;7

'" 63}:1 52

62/10 77

6-i{tl 2.'

0917 2RB

i'\H/Hl 43:'. 7M~ 202

70/4 3,22".! 711• fi17

74/0 571

'i'lill 3911

7i;{D

H77 61/1) 471

(;7111 H>8

Mill ti:Hi

H7j!i

4 S:Jj8

57 4:m

3 67/5

14; 53,':{

0 b5(5

~ oo:o

7 ·W/4

JlllR 4U;7

21ot GJiH

1,234 ~i!:i 144

5S/2

"" 6~;a 1:.::-l

00(!1 99

:m-t 2G

5G/fJ 560

41,110 f1-!G

6:J<I ~H3

49/8 4,.·llJ8 6:3/11

H62 52/2 GW

70;0 r-)13

!i(),tl 7::12

U0:10 M\.!

u;{;:J 174

83;'1 17H

06/7

1 20/0

7 '20/lO

4 19/3

1 50/0

'" 30,'4 2

32jl

100 :w/3

183 ss;:)

l,.~n7 !:J.GiO

i3 30'0

I I I

5 ... 25/5

f;.) 1GS 39)7 !.'9/1 J

2 32;1

716 25/6

257 ::12/ll 3,2tm 211 /3

18 29/lO

Total F.mploye~:s aJtd Averare Weflkly Wn~;:.

UNFRll, _l___ NOT l'NDHR .

!'i(l(!ci<tlll~rVL

4~:-~~-:-212 : 63/8

1,234

144 53/2

29 63/3

2!11 ;*'tlO

101 56,'

2G 56/0

:12,..8

b46 G3/S

(i(J!) I 42/0 I I

7.6H7 48/7 ,.,

880

680

GH/ll

69/10

540

114 83/l

(iti./7

I A~rQg~ Number. I 'Wage.

~--~---

L04 41/7

4!1/of

26

41/3

'j b'2;'t)

40/W

·HI

b

-.!'-

kc, (en>ept, '.\lillt } Ditto ll 2R I ... I 32 70 ISO

I 14

I . ..

I 4()

I 68 I 191; 45/4

18;8 I 71/11 .63;6 55/Il 1:5;6 ... :27;11 25{0 §B1.1ilders' Lahonrers , .• • ... I m ... 269 ... . .. . .. . .. 26'J Ditto ll 51/! 66/10 6fi/9 .tButchOJrH ... ., . Ditto { 315 11 I, m ... 1,546

2S/3 42;1.> 11/ll b"2j10 B1.1tter ... . .. ... Ditto l • 18 l i!)7 908 1,1-M 6 123 64

j• 37 /l 40/(J 32/1 70/11 usrJ I9i1 20{8 34/3 Candletnakere ... Ditto 1, 1 14 ()4 ... 109 1 ... 2 7

L~/iJ 2'J/11 fi0/11 l 55jll 24/3 32}6 28/0 Cardhoarrl H~>x l'r1~de Ihttt1 { : H . 89 9 ' H-2 !SS ... 157 470 H1;1

2.,1/10 I

71/1 G3ii 55/S IS/7 ... 3:l/4 30;l 27,:7 I I 7;ii!• §Carpenter:~~~ ... 1HUo j <8 3 6B9 ';40 7!0 23

• l '27/4 51/K I 76111

I [:1/!:1 ... . ..

Carriage ... Ditto rl 47G ~{8 I 25(} Lfi~{:{ 2)>97 ... 2)\f!T I 19/8 4()17 21/11 l\8/7 5:m ...

I Oarterii ... I Ditto } 91 8 3,250 3,3'19 ... ;~,3'1] 1!3,'7 I 2G2 5Ht8 l 41/S i\7/3 G4/4 6:i.ti ... Chaff Cntters, Grain Crnl'her~, &c. I Dltt.(! J .,12 2 fi42

I 5t:\6 htW flO. 11

I 3:!/G ::\['i/0 G3/3 60tll ... 49 I Cigar Trntle I Ditt.o { 21 70 97 31:J 503 ... . .. 41 1:.!6 21G TW !JljJ ]j/5 Hl/3 I 7(Jj;) Gi''H GS/10 18 '10 41;5 37'/7 34,'1

Clerk'>, Commervial 'Pi !.to { l,.:IG5 12

I :·UHJ

I ... !;1,087 1,233 2G :.!,12~ 3,:~L ·\W·~ i'>!:!!) I f)(;!; ~l'j ,· :;.

2H/1 3C/4 78/2 M.J 23}2 2G/7 42!1'! :J;)jH Ck,thing Ditto ' 2fl1 " r-t:] lU l,Otl) l,2H9 IS 3,m~~~ 1,01.i2 !1,46-IJ ti,G:i::l

I, :~1 7 JK·7 jj/:,} f•9,· 1 60 4 14,U I 22!5 ;·t.l;·J. 03/J 2:"!:;)

Clothing, \Vu.U•qwouf I Ditto f: ;, ::n > " 37 {}t\ 1.':10 ~3,5 21\1 I 27. 1 7!/1 l:Jl ,{J 75i'2 1b lQ 3·L'll 3D/fl 34/l(J Cud, Coke ... 1 )Jtl;{) { l H2

:55 0 1;1~/2

Conf;•ctt<>rwr'' l.htL· ! 16 7 517 BDl f10G :~!}3 Dlti 1,715 2.i>O:l

' :}u;3 -i'I/U !]';'jfi ;)0/< 18,;9 ;}<);I 2!1 u !!il/:.: Oo1•pcrs Ditto l 10 ... lkU l1 2fil 201 S0/4 I " I

70,'4 ..... I ~~J/1) s:~,:i HJ:5(J &U.

"' Cortlagk (Rot;e, 'l'wtue, &<:'") Dttto { 2 lt!k 18 37ii lSS 1B!i ){ !138 70'> {i:J, :~ 40;'0 6L6 42/4 45f.J 19/4 2d;:J 30 3 2-tilO

:::Cyde 'l'r!lll'i' ... l htto {I 12!) 3 1B4 3Hi

I iW 3B-:4 ::H?.l 5o:o G9/~ 4H/H

I Dil'pcmarle-. D~Ho I l :~ 1 ..;i! H:l 3 H I 17 KO 7H;:3 !I 1 1:~/5 25,10 QS .~3 'iU/7 10/0 9~/ti I 'i'li! 1 tLhapt~r;. I 3!-i:? 12 122 I,2W t;;;u; },1"'2 27 I I :!,l:m • 3.:~48 f),U8:1 80,4 ... Ditto 't! lY/ti 3"" 12/0 7:1:5 f>7;0 Jf>/ti 21/3 l :~8/1(} ;JO/:t J;,

I 309 Dre:;'>f'f' 1 ;\fantlt>~, &c. Ditto I • H 2 I

]07 9 1 ~{2 I :1,:!-!IJ 4S ... i ~.H.% .J:·m '7,7i'·7 ';.h/3!:1 ~.>G;!; Hlfil ... 1 . :!8/1 35,0 OZ,itl 6~/0 :ifJ,i;:l l4tli :.?1 ;'!::\ ;:t~;3 3:l·~ i!rl/l1

DYN8 and Ulother; Clen.ner"< Dit.t.o { I

!11 4 I " " GO l!O 12 8!) ... 117 183 :'.1'/.,i ... i!2/IO 35,'0 30/4 06,.':~ !) 1/;i 18/0 17(10 :10,9 '27 [R ...

n·G;l F.lt>ctricn.l Iw:tnllation. Ditto I. lOR 1 a::a~ ... 4·17 . .. . .. 447 I H 55/3 I n/.? 4tl/O ... 71-{',1) f1ij/l . .. 43t I F.lectric:tl Snpply Ditto l HO 4 ... :i:'l7 -i:H . .. !)jlt) 111

• In .:2' "' i 20/tl 46/il 10/1) 5U:H

I ... . ..

I El;;d.r,•pln.te<r:- 1.litto I ti~l 2 Ill 102 I83 :]

I 1 ... j 187 1 2G!9 43i9 2D/~ 7:'1::~ :.'.~/'i 25/0 54jG 3'2/4 F:nglneJ)riYers {l<'!td<:~ry) I ll .l 1,'2!1~) 1,:\13 I . .. I ,;~i;-J ... Ditto . I :ii }D !'i0/0 75/11 •

Engine Drivers {Mit·,ill£;") lhtto { 14"> ... 75/1

Engineering (Mechanical) DiU.u j. 1,190 tJ·I 142 3,031 ii 4.4Z:J ... I . .. I 4,423 I fi~~/.5 I :l05 5R/7 :ID!::t 4i>'i 25!1 S2:2 1QHJ:) G.t':1 ...

•Engravers and Diesmlters Uitto I Hi I 28 44 ~\) ... 10 ... 1 . 22/4 40/0 2\.lfO /l1/ll 4t:~:1J 20;'9 ... I<~Jtrriers Ditto I '.!1 I> 8' HHl ... I . .. I I

I 11>'1 61/8

I 89 ... ...

ll 27/6 44,'2 mm 61;'8

I I I ... . ..

li"ellmongera ... Ditto 77 2 ... t!G~$ lH f<llo I . .. . .. I . .. Gij1i1 15 34/5 40/0 70/f> HZ/3 DiilO ... . ..

• . ..

t Trodu carri~d on in Sbop111. 'l'nulu ~ni•d mt in 'iiolh )'acJiories!llld Sbop&. I 'l'ltf'; -'~i'Uf!111 l't'@UdJng Uu' number of MJll<:lyeee are im:omplttt but the :r.vf'ra.u:t wagt: 1\ho\Hl: Is not affected.

.APPEtfiHX B.-Return fo1· the Year 191~, showing the AYerage Weekly Wages iu the varimJs Trades for which Special Boards have been appointed, &c.-cvntinued~

Age-~ble.

Gill.llli of Trc.rle. I . "' ~~ Apprentice~ and ,., § fj

1

- ,,.,.,_,:______ I Hi lJruler I 2.1 Year~ ~£ ""§

21 or >! .. •I

\"ea-u. t 0\ er. t Jl ~

--------------!---~-------1----!----i .:;~-~--1

!Fi!iih n.nd Poultry

Flour

~~·nmbcr o! empi<J) ee&l } ,

1

. !l.xernJ:('Weeklr wa:m

. Ditto {

l<'I0nr {Conntryl I Ditto l l {

§Fuel and Fodder

§Fuel and J!~ndder (Country}

Furniture {Cabinet 1\Iaking, I &c.} (EuroPf'An} f

l!'urnitnre {Uhin€fW)

Furniture {Bedding}

Furniture {Caq•ets, .:l(\)

FurnitUt-e (Wire Ma.ttrea11) ,., I

Furni~aro ( W uod :\{Rutelpi~ct:11 '1 : o.nd Ovcrmanteh) J

•.Furnitnre Deal€rr:~

O:udtH\Prs

Gas MetflrEI

Gla~r:~ \Vorkt.-r!!i

*GrrocerR

GroeDr.!l' Sunririe.~

Grocorl! ( \Vhfllesalc}

•HairJxesE~er.R

Ham (md l~nc;m Curers

•Hurdwa:ro

Bats (~<traw)

i

Dltt.o

Ditto

Hitto

Ditto

Ditto

llitt<> Ditbo

DiLto

lJjtto

Ditto

Ditto

Ditto

Di~to

Ditto

Ditto

Ditto

Ditto

Ditto

Ditlo

! { : l { { { { { { { {I { { { I j r l

2Q :!'.!/\

46 3;)/10

24 ~\5;1

48

3 !l<l/10

' 14((i l?i

25(G 14

21/B 73

21/5 ~

22/4 20

29/2 3{\

3516 092

23/10 2u

2711 4tl

23/2 128

19&: 29iV 15'l

2J!l 29

27/11

trlJ/0

3 37110

3 32{(-)

I 30/0

" 38{1 2

75/0 2

31i6 r;

41;'6

1 37/fi

13 32/3

2G 35i7

4 H!G

~ 1

12/6 24

1511 l

12/10

183 27{2

52 23/1

• A'te-Fr~m~le.

... oc

1C E't; ~

Appr<?uti<:'CII ~U~d lmprovtrs.

c·:! v . p;: ~ ] ~ ~ ~ ~ ~t.~~~~tr J:-§~ ~ 'j )'enr~>. ~i5. ~ ~ --

72 20 112 57/3 48;3 49!5 25~ 314 r,.;;o G0/2 352 400

65/7 61/G 527 591

59·.S 56!8 47 61

59/8 G3;:l 1,209 1,7'71 71/11 ... 55;G

375 375 7('1/7 7017

;:)() ... ~9 6llf4 63/2

42 46 77/8 72/.'3

73 ... 92 6ii6 •.. 5Si4

6f'i ~3 /0/4 G0/3 352 ... 41J2

72/8 61{1 57 6:2

:J3/l0 51/4 19 f)7 90

7711 77/:~ 67/2 :{29 207 755

68/3 120/7 71/1 1,393 ... 2,1}1J.j

63t1 5(}/.j 2G5 5 S50

51 (I V4/0 297 t~/!7 440

4~:'10 s:?!J

m:w 1133

2 2'216

3 20i10

7 16/fi

27 12/6

!1 Years

" Over.

l 20(0

1 ~ti/{1

2 22/6

~ 23{9

EE& ~ ?-2 ~<a· _,_ ~.g] ~~~ ~~~

>)Q()

1~/4

yj .:!

.~ ~ ! ~ :]..., .; I ;::

&~~ I ::;

3 !h)(·1

-,·-·-·

24 33/0

l>8 36/'i

6 St1/G

11 56}11

,, GUt 13$ 44

32/1 2fl/7

38 44/11

~~~~ ·-------

~~ ~ ~

,';

3 53/4

33 29;:{ l(J2

30{11 G

35,'5

14 4!.lJH

8 43/7 3!13

24/1

G7 31/3

Tot.:d Emp!oy<:Eti and avoerage \Yeekl,r \Vaae,

G'!-ll!t.U. ---1 NOT U.r·;"Dto~R.

-- -·---

Speeial Bo11rd.

Numtle:r. Avern~e wafl"e. Num!Jer. Average

W.:O.,Ii"·

--'----~-1---

lliJ 4!~/G

314 60/2

40G

61

28

72

Hti

w I 51/0

83 H0/3

46G W/9

62 51/4 '" ... 9C li-7 /2

'ifJ5 71/l

2.1ii" 50i4 743

38/4

388

..... ""

Heu.riw.-ar · Ditto lf 17 I ... 33 • M 836 32 ... 73l I 85 l,G8-t 1.738 25)0 2'J3 i 29/1 ...

23/5 69/11 fi.t/11 M/2 14/2 2(JjQ ;~:}/5 I

25/8 24}1 ... ... I *" Hor:se and Cow H&ir Ditto

{ I 12 ! ... 35 5 o2 . .. _, 25/5 65/10 56/5 fX./7

~ Ho$pital Attendants Ditto 8 I s , .. 106 ... 18~ 21 ... 374 . .. 395 42/2 ... 11 19/4 ::14}2 59/10 56/ll 26/7 3Ujll) :S5H I :tHotci Employc~;s Ditto 3K 1 ... il32 . .. 971 (:14 2,6ao 2.6!14 3,G6.J ,:Slj3 82 20;'3 ... { I 18j:! 10/0 47;8 40!6 15/1 211ro 25,>9 w ... ... ... . ..

79:/ll loo Ditto { ! 0 ... ... 170 179 ... ... ... .. . 179 Sl:i/2 38 ... ... ... :ID/3 f\9/2 H6/Z

{f ... ... . ..

IronmouldPr# Ditt0 2l5 7 ... LUl8 14 1,U)4 ... 1,404 67}8 47 59}(} ... 2H) 00/3 jfi;G R2/g H7,1B ,Jam!{, Pid;le~;, awl. Saucvil Ditto l 171:! 3 ... -t:m ... m:; 59 ... 5PS: 316 1,(103 1,t>Hi 35/S :17 ,/ :30/6 37fl tii!;'? 55,'i'l- 18/7 ... Zi!LO 21/G 25!1 JewellPr~ Dit,to 'j07 8 ... :187 G02 21 29 2.'} 7ti 5f>,'5 ... 't \ H\13 41;0 ... 8t/1 :'il"/11 14)1 17/G 50/H 27.G Kn:iU.ing, HmsiHy, &e, Ditt(J { 16 Tl " nn ;)8H 2 H2 444 1,246 1,345 :um :t.~ /U 71'/fl 93/i 71iB I G/3 15/~ a2r,; 341/ 2",'1 i..eatJwr G poJ~ Dittn I AA 'l ... HH I 241 71 2 lM :n ~~J 54;_~ ... I :!1}/1 40;'0 72/11 ·H!;6 1};)/0 lG/1 24/5 lb}6 31111 2~ 8 2!)::! ;Lift Atbmdllnb;: DiLLo l •• 2 ... 17H IH2 ... ... IS::! l1J/H 2iN 3fl/O ... {;FJ;' I ... 1}4:!\ ... ... tL:ivery Stable mu .. { 1 I ... l5 IT ... ... 17 ... 41i; 30.-o ... 5t)f1() ...

I 4Jli4 .. .

Malt Ditto { 20 ,, 234 ... '2'f>7 ... 2:"!7 Gft,'O 12 ... ... ... ~i-7, 10 :lG/0 GS/9 (lfi/0 ...

I ... ... ! !lfannre \Anhnal), Bone 2\lilhL Ditto { 1 \l';' ~)H ... ()9'2

32/0 l~il:!t 6f),'2 Manttrn iArtificitLl) Ditto { 3:l 1 2:".0 281) ... I ... 289 34/3 42/0 HB.O 101/[)

'i ...

Marine £-;t<>re ••• 1Jitto { 8 2 ... rm I

7!1 ... 7!1 MiG ... 29[9 42!6 G1·~ 57/6 I

... I

... { t!2 1 a54 407 I 3G 27 434 GB/4 I 10 4Wll

,... 1TPat f'reHWY<~rs Ditto ... ... ... 28(,1 3Gj0 'i7ik 7J:3 42/0 24/4 25 {l

.., ·~r(~n'M Clothing Ditto { 1))3 1 42

I 4>10 GG:i

! ... ... e I 2 (j(j)') 58.'1 2'1/S 45/0 13f!J 73/11 ::18/1 58/9 fV\!9 Millet, Hromn Dino I 2'1 25 :n ;n ... fi:l/;~ ... ( 21/:1 70/4 W{/1 ,);1/il ... ! :~~tlnerH (Coal} llit~<) { 7 2 8~ 35 1::!9 ... ... I 1:!9 ...

39/2 33/il 7Vf0 82.!fi 7·1"1) ... ... tMinPrS (Gold) Diuo { lH 7 1,08~ 4 1 ,11\i l,.lW ... :lt-!; 27;'5 63/8 07/11 6;1 '1

1 I ... . .. ... , ..

:!:Motor Driveri lJitto 8 ... ... 9G 1M W-1 6ic",':! j,f ! ill/0 ,, 2ti/-1 64!8 Gl/H ...

1\ail MakerFI ... Ditto {' ... 44 14;} iSH .. . ... 18!'1

{! 29,:.1' 6-i¥(7 57/10 ... I Night Watchmen Ditto ... 212 212 ...

I 63/2 ;, ! Gl/4 ... ... n:li2 G:)/2 ... ... 1 1'"' I Office ClPttnt·nt nitt•) { ;i;; "" HJS ll)G :t"l/0 ... ...

5R5 5'\fD ... 'J7 I 11 2) It Opticians fltH-u { 3() ' !);", flfi ... ... j)Oi bi(O " ~2(9 :n/4 fll !) 57/() ... O:rgrm Ditto

j; ·I ID ,, ... ... H 4R,-9 )I lO,f> ... IH·2 4R:9 ... .. . ... OvrnR, ~tc•Yes J)itto ll 17 1 2 S:\ ... !(if} ... ..,

I 10i') Gli6 23;'2 fJ0/0 25ifi 70,2

I I Gl/G .. , ... ... .. . ...

:;:Palntors 11itto { I 18 ... ... 224 242 .. . ~H2 G7i4 I FJ fi-ti3 ... 21}0 71/0 (!7. ~ ... ' Paper Mills Ditto { I "' ... I ... Uffi

I 2~D 11 :H 4.\ 210 I fiO/G ...

28:1 fi2/l t!i)i! ltl/1 2\Ul 2(J-il)

{ I ...

"2 ... Pa.per Bug Trade DiUA} 7 ...

i 10 17 "' I ... !')!) 3fi 1:\l ue 2ii0 ... !:!U/9 ... t.fl/10 49/4 14/H 22/ti 2R;3 2H,3 24/1

• Trade,s c:trri-?tl on in Shop."' ~ The figures regarding the number of employee!< are lm!omplotp1 b\1t the ayrr::tge wage shown i! not ~dTccfrcd. § Trades {'arried on iu buth }'adorie:E aml Shopr-~.

ArPENDlX B.--Return for the Yenr 191/::(, ~Iw·wing the Avera.ge \Ycekly W'agei'i in tho varjous Trades for which Speda.l lloanl.:~ have been n.ppointAd, &e.-continu.~d.

Clu~::, vf Trrvk

PtWiitry Coukl'l ..

Pe:rambuhtor'!

f'hnfi,J-(rnph>, _ ..

Pidun: Fnlme

~ Pla~h'r•:l"

~-PlG>;t~·:·er"' (l'i0ron~J

Plnt\· (ilfl"'~"

~l-'kn!lvr,.:

P!'!li1»h

Pottery Tt;Hh•

(\[,,trnpuEt;m J)\,-

PnJCeiit- Ertgravl>rS

\ltui.rr~, ::->touchrt:Wonj{, ..tc.

including I'm

8,1.rldluy

S:v1dlery (Comitl·y)

Snn:r 1:h:ild~r;;

Shirt ...

Diu,,

]}'[tf,.

ltlttv

1 lit to

1JiW•

I litLn

I tit tn

11ittc

}J;tn,

lJ\tf,,

l>ith.•

1 l\tto

Ditt•1

I )itlu

HitW

n.itto

fJitto

Ditto

{

{ {

l {

I I_

l 11 {I

,\ppnmli~·e~ ~:wl llll]•l'(l\(,l""'

:\;.:-c--~lilk.

.;:;!

l,'wi(l' "21 Yc<<l~

~!~ ~~~

Y-:;;r•, 1h a.

::-i·---

:~:!-k

-4!::!,1;

l:t 2 4';"ft)

[ 2~-) ;l 4k 0

l HI H

;1 :l 2:; !{! .H,.'3

N n

' 3H 1

;i;~l

U;,.-s

.... !"--' "'

U:!B 0 :lSi(l 01/0

ti1 ' lB,!ll 4{1;0

41 5 17,8 !010

19 1 21,'4 30.'0

"

;]

Hl:!

2:{ :.-1 a

21:1) 17,-1'

:;:;; 1! /?

...

...

0

-::::::'>' "''} ~:;;;

~-::

:.L,.::

2-.-. ,..-,

;::: 0

4\J m ,;;,

s:to {!;'. 1

1/fi f.l?l/-:1:

B4 GO.ti "25tl

62,.'11 60

1'8/7

' i

i

73 J,(r})j

r:1-1 Ul, !J

52 2Y2 fth H. ;;r,,a

l I ;,7 fl{J/0 4ii/l

2:'1G GZ,rll

... ilO i G415

A!Je-F<:Illrtle.

\ppr•~ntii'F~ and lmpn.!'C>n<.

·'1 Y~:an.

:J 2 l

20

110 "' 21,W ...

9 " Eif1 2:J]Q ... ...

I

...

'215 0 1:>/4 ]GI~i

:

I "'

...

...

...

...

J.j :!~(i

I 1H

I :lO,'l

l"" ,_ ~li.J j

10 ~J,IO

46<."1 ~lljH

Totnl t:mpl0,1 ('CH ;\Jul A1 tnl)l:!' w~(·kly Wnge.

!'.\lW!! • I Nt)'r 1",1\DEl\.,

Spt•·\.11 .D;>unt.

I ~· ·~ l, ~ Sumbr1·.

~ ~ :------;.;nml!ct. A\'Pnli;'C

w:,gr·.

" H;f! I 1P.;U I 4ij -47/5 2,) ll

:.3

i :;;.,a . ,(l ~~

::11

WI

I I 705 :q :",()-~

1/l) :;1 l

" I 32, I t:ri 1

:•,:,];'! c:: 10

" l:;jf! I tl·HI ~{~",!}

;);;_ G :!G 3 ::.-.:1 :~::I

·l-".IJ:

;:;;.; :170 I 1,4H7 ~;;~;(;

I 42jl ~lil ...

I JO 322 ;):1/4

... 25"' ·-

I 1,111;" I 256 H2jll

1,743 30io !:!7G .~1/1 '29,.2

,... ~

tah$p 1\Mi&ta.ots {Country) Ditto { i 1.422 47 .. , ~.120 ... 4158!) !ili4 93 872 ... l,M9 tl,lSR 41/0 ... 191~ 3!l!1> l\3/4 ;5/11 13i2 18/7 36/3 26/6 ... .. . Sla.Ws and Tilers Ditto { 6 2 ... 2() 2k ... ... ... 28 715!8 ... 29/10 5t•i0 92/11 76/8 ... "is tf

Sva.p &ud Soda Ditto j 5 0 10 lOfi fj 245 ... 33 42 ns 33H 42/1 37/3 ... ... 32/1 3';j9 23/6 61!6 26/8 48;:> 19!1 33i2 27tt1 25/9 ... .. .

Starch Ditto l 1 8 on ID!! ... I

34 26 "" 85 J93 <IL'7

... ... ... 22/fi 36/11 60i6 5~'5 23/0 24{0 33;1 2!:1/4 . .. Stationery Dtt:W l 19 ... 4? 3 a k3 68 64 ~15 3Zj.f

... 24/11 71/11 31/10 b7,Jl lti/10 31(fi 2fi/8 24/0 ... . .. .. . Ston•H~utters .,. Ditto { 27 I :l40 274 ! ... ... 274 6[)/9

... 27!2 32:6 70;2 GV/!:1 ! Storemen, Pat1kerii1 and Sorter,. Ditto { 2J;l a 1,613 ... l,kl:.l.n 57 I ... VI 149 2,038 Gl/1 I il ! vo"iio

28/0 35i10 1)8,15 63/10 171~ 15/0 ... B~/3 ... 26/7 I

Tanncn~ Di~~o { 270 5 J:;!l 1.397 11 l,i72 ... ... ... 1,77:J tl9;3 30 ... ... 31/0 :{';,j' 2:314 tl!l/11 fWjR 5Pi3 ...

Tea. Packing .,. Ditto l 2 I H2 87 172 6 ... 39 3·l 79 :l51 SG/0 ...

. i 30,··9 43/H Hlfll 6~~/4 42.2 W;H ... 18/10 30/11 21/2

Tentma.kers Dlt~o l 22 l:tti 57 HI ... 71 9{) !47 ... I 24i5 6..'1/4 49/7 l';,':l 2D/l1J 27,:2 ... ... .. .

'l'ietbn.kerB Ditto ~I 4 7 I! 39 ... ... 77 172 IS3 28;11

... ... .. . 'JD/7 IG/1 57/0 Hljd : :30(1 26!11

I -· ...

'Ti.mlwr ~"ellnl"l'l Ditto Hi 533 ... J4U ,., ... ... .. . ... !i49 ';2,0

11

4fl .. 4 72'10 72!0 ... ...

1'in\lmit.h« Ditto D1 17 ;)10 ';'';!I 30 : 1,2G7 ~ 18fi. 2 HlO 1,·~~7 47, 1 ! 115 I 4'1/0

... 23;5 38/11 23/11 OH(~ 62 9 ! 51,2 32/0 19;2 56 0 Wjfl

l,Tuderc1otbh!g Ditto 4 8 12 7W 2t~ ... 1,03fi '210 2,0HU 2,1)81 21;10 8

... { 2fi/:! ... 70'fl t>ff/5 1;-Jjfi 22,A 32/0 :23;'2 2--i,'d

llndertukcrs , .. D.itto { ' 7H i " H.) ... ... ;1?} 61/:5 w I 52.{j

... 2!10 G3;:3 90f9: r:-113 ... . .. I \V'atchrnakl'lrs Ditto { lK ... 4$ I G 7: ... .. . ... 72 mm ... ... .....

... 15/:l i-lJ} 07.1J G2/i "" ... .. .

I ...

139 Wid~er JJiUo { "' 5 74 1G UN ... ... . .. .. . ... 52/2

211:" .J:i/4 Pn!O (if<;;) 5'1/2 ... ... ...

'Virewo}-kers Ditto l 14 5 5fi 1 76 76 GH,H

27/:J Wf2 67j0 R0/0 ' M/6 \Vood-wntkf'l'S tCrcrll(lntprt>, Saw I Ditto

l I :i.H 22 2,548 ' 1 3,us

Mill!';, &c.) I 211;, 42/1 ... 70,1 !H!;'fi H215 'Vncwlworkers (Carpenter,-., S1~w' Ditto

1'27 ;, 1,1!9

I 3 L254

Mill!!, &c.) (Country) ' :-;;ill 42/4

I 70/2 DH/9 UU;B

\V oollt·n Trade DiMil {. G 15 :ml 484 20 MG I ... 3 I 401 I I ti02 11,223 I 2,06~1

... ... 3?/1 42/7 Hl/11 Gt\/4 l 4(),'3 47,7 ' 21/B H/IG 36;1) 27111 ... ' I ' I .. ~~- ---.. --· ~~-

• The flgllr'U for pltrm!JC1'1' in this w~ Pllendh: include employees Working outeldc tactoriilS, .:.nd thcrofore differ from Appentlix. A..--t Tro.dea cturled On in •hops.~-t The figure;; regarding the llWilbef of emvloyees &.:n; illoo.mplete, but the M't",re.ge we.ge dhowu .Ill not o.ffoett:d,

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20

APPEXDIX C. TRADES NOT UNDER BOARDS.

Rtt:TCR:'<i' fot' :he Year 1918, sho.viog the Average Weekly \V ages in various Trn.(lc,; not tegulo.tml by Special lloards. Th~• figures i\Te taken from: records ~ent in hy employers) and show the Sll'tH rHdd tn shop emplf1yces for the" second week in :&1nreh, 191 S, and to othe: eutployees for ti1e iir:'lt week in December, l9l8. Cas11al enlp1oyees are not included.

Cll!M of 'Ira.dc.

Ammunition, C;trtridge~, &e.

Artificial Fluwers. See under Flower~. Asbe.,tos

Bark Mill~<

){allow~. See \Voodwurk, not utl(ier J)eter­minat:•ln.

Hlinds., Veneti;m, &c.

lloa.t.lJmlding. See \Vuodwork, not under Dctem•'in;~tion.

"'Booksellef'J nnd N ewR Agont<t

Bout Laces, \Velt9, &c.

*Bout Repn.irerH ...

•nml!-d and P:l.!lt.ry

Cement, CvmentGoods, ~fouier Pip~s, &c ....

Chemical Works

*Chtlt1listil

Ohinf!6.€ Lanndrie"l. &;.; L:u;ndriElfl1

Chinese.

Cigarette~ and 'l'uba.cc"

Cmnpo~<itl(rn Flooriu~;

•C .. mfectionery

Cork Cutting and Crown Seal Making

"'Cr\lckery

Cutlery

*Cycl<'l' and Motors

•Dairy Produce

Histillerieif

Eucn.lyptt~s Oi!

R;nupean J,r.undrit>s. St>e under I.nuudrie;;. "'Fancy Good~ ancl 'l'uy"

Feather making

J<'ilk-rt>

Flock. \V adding, &0.

.lflorists (:l:fauufactnring Bon~Jnet.~)

*Flori:3ts (Sale<>} '"'

Flowers, A1tiHc:ia.:

I-'ruit Jladdil.p;

"Fruit :tthi Vegett\ble

Gold Stamping

Hats (Felt, &e,) and Caps .. ,

lee Cream

Ink Gum, &c.

Nu:n\Jer of 1"-mployces iA1·ernge weekly wf..ge

])jtt,..l {

Ditto {

Ditto

DiH·o

Ditto

Ditto

Ditto

D.itto

Ditto

DHto

Ditt.o

Ditto

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Ditto

Ditto

Ditto

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Ditto

Dit~o

Ditt,,

Ditto

llittn

llitru

Ditto

Dit.to

Di;to

Dittu

Ditt,l

})ittu

Thttu

Ditt.o

Ditto

Ditto

{

l {

2 20j3

1 w;o

I 11)6

181 16/6 10

18/9 133

1Gi8

45 37/3

2B 17/0

1 40;0

131 62!2

:s 56!8 177

48/8 • 45!10 200

5fh; 2\.13

63/6 203

0/10

27:J jjtj,'1

6 66/11

3 55,0 13

38·2 :28

G4!3

41 62,{1 13

4!J/l0 2

li2·G 27

b0-11:

8{\

65/3 &i HIT 31

(i()J.J 7'J2

73/9 70

i

I

5'\10'

T<'i'O

B 52/2

"'""I ... I

;:; i 320 '

3tH 01;3

20 4}.111

6 3/8

1 33/1

:-IS &i'l 14

30(11 :·nu

31/ll 5

40/10 2WJ

tiJ•ll 2111

G5f2 5:1·1

3'J:2

4 !G 6'J·;)

6 00/11

11 24(10

1U 49;'0 \}\)

41ji5

21 3:::1·3 3l

00/4 127

fd·3 ui

51;1 ll1 (;Q.,'O 11

?it:~: a 69

43f!J 14

45;5 2

G:Wi 31

43}1 1

81 3G;3

!)3 63.'2 133

37/l ()H 1}li7 Hi2

72 7 11

[•8 7 7

3BfL 4il£ (\7/4 15

4S;G 62

1Zj6

113 16/9

I 25.0 38

17;[!

103 1u::1

102 14tH

1t) 1YtS

:J.f.i 22:6 I!• I

111 5i tH I

HD

3 lfi/0

47 3G/6

22U 26;4

2 27 li

:J\}J 25!1

l 3010 4~i

28/3 5" 40J5

60 28;1

19:} :?"Jilt

41 231!

7 a:r;; ~;;

31!/i 1:>,)

33/0

3 40/0 10S 27/10

l4li l70 ; H 7 27,9 13 :16

11 ~~~ 30/10

w Si 2>1,''! 20/0

;") 11 U'H 33,11) 24 23

12:U 24N 12 12

1:!/8 21;'G 1-l :!:)

2ru; .ta;u l3G lb~)

15/7 'Z3:u 7l ll9

I7t2 :n.o

1:l 5 16/.::1 S1;tJ Bh , :54

17/10' 3:~3 l {

20!0 22/G 2

HlfO

20S ,)\)j!l

3 30/(l

··~ I.

26 3

;~k4 43/4

22 22/6

! " ,, 24:/

"i 20 0

25 30/3

2:W 33jl\J

i

... I ,..

:2'i'll l auo J

{jl(l

20

6

(l!lt

3!D

421

2U2

G\.IG

900

18

114

38

201

:n

m 2'21

111

H

124

2

105

16

12~

2S

45H

~61

812

2!'i

17

Gl

£ $. tl. 2 g 0

3 3

1 18 1

8 fl

1 i'l (j

l J,j 11

1 3 I

2 13 8

2 7 0

1 H'> 1

2 13

3 G 11

0 4

l 3 9

1 15 9

1 9 0

1 8 10

3 0 4

2 10 9

] 12 3

3 5 0

1 5 7

4 9

3 2 G

1 11 j

7 9

1 9 9

(} 17 9

2 ID 1

1 4 11

1 10 V

3 12 1

2 18 7

I 5 1

z 14 2

2 0 1(}

2 1 11

21

APPENDIX 0-continued.

TRADES ~OT UXDl'~R BOARDS-rontirwed.

RKTUILN for the Year 19l8 1 showit;g thn AVfJfilge Weekly Wages in various Tmd0r: not regulated by St1eeinl Bo.uds-('ontmued .

IronW<ltk !not nwior Det.et'lllitl!Lt!cn)

*Jewi:'Eo:r:y

V:tce, Eu:bn>illt·n, J.:_,.

L:m:ulrici'. {Ch!uest>)

J...1.muirit>s (J~nr.;pean}

Len<i and Sl11Jt \\~('lh

Leather and Cork lloard

Lim8 Burning

~fr.tche-; ...

Meat E xtruct

Metal Bpir.r.ing

Motor nnra.gP'l

*lfnsical lqt.l'llllW!It~

Oils (Lubr:~~"ting)

J!.'llLt"l, \'ntiti,h, \\'hltl' 1A'Ihl, Pnris, ((;;,

p,\pee Patt<:rns

Pyrites and ~Ieta.lbrgi(".:-.1 \Vurb<

Qni~b;

&1.fr>ty 1<\ue

S"-'t

Samage :;kim

Seed Mixing fM Poultry,&:.:.

Sewing M::.chines ...

Sl>uw lludeL'I for Prnpers, &e.

Sign and Tit·ket \Vl'i:ing

Slr,ughtning for Expo! t

I

Pl;l'l00 '''}I

~krgical ru;d Sci(1ll~lll" Tr:strnmcnt~:~

TolmccH and Cig-nre:-r.e:-. Sp,p Cigar,•! to;-~.

Typvwriter Repairing

tTmbre[a,~

Vh1egar and Yeast,

Weaviug C0tton awl 1:\ilk Label;.;

Wig':! and Hair Pad.~

\V1Jodwlwk (not undet Hetumimttiu11), Bd-~ low,, '1\;yB, B(>ttt.-lmilding, &c,

"Sho1ps mnf'rl trnrlr:,;

..,~hops nc•t dtW;:}fivtl

Vitto

I )i:to

lHtlo

llilb

Ditto

Ditto

Hit to

Ditto

llitto

DitbJ

Vltto

I ~it to

1 lit to

l>lttu

llit.tu

Pitlo

lht::o

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Ditt<.>

](tt'l

IJ\tto

Ditto

J)i!to

(

i_ : 1fl/O Hi

21/10 I 27 )_ 3B;LO

)I 13

2!Ji2

{ { { { { !

j

22/fi :;

Jf:!,'2 9

32 G no

33:2 23

2fH1 2

22/t\

" :!1, 3

. --·----~-~~---~~·-

(\0/,j 1.1-t ' 16

&.'i/31' 131·:-'f, : ]i) "' '

63/8' . 17 I

fi8'4 I 4 I

fi!i/0 ' ~

$3!{) 4SU 222

~~.: 15H 6 .--, ...

G88 63!7

17:-! JC/0

G 31/i:l

f.1 21:11

19 52/-l

22 Gk 9

tiC M/10

& 2~·8

75 40/4

ui3 6<)>11 :!5

4o;a 2

5lt3 5

i'i!i:'(i ;;o

4-t/2 1{)9

.':iG/0 wr.

$4-10 :!7

Gti/l [,;]

;)1!10 7

10!10 1J

-i5·S lh

lH/4

5 61;:;

'" 49:1D 11i 82}0

'" 1!\'9 21

r,Di1 7

4:},11 J 4

41,.'1 A!Jl \13.7

55 iJl/0 10

G4:7 7~l

47/11

;::;n ~{/)9

40 46:3 25

{){\/() 11 i'J6,'5

2 75.'0 :lll4 52;9

Hl !'J412 s;;s

-J2:1J

!} 4(} l8ill S-:1/fi Jl 22

19/10 i 29{11 ;

:: I .... ! 133 2W.

1 l 24!\l 27;'0

2 7 12;'6 3S.7

1HJ 64 18/0 2(] 3 1•J 4

1&,'7 :lif1

22 fit lil·lO 31!2

I 7 21.·0 !W. 7

;, l:i 17/1 30,.'-t

11 20 1r.,.:2 :r'i.'10 49 8

19}0 34}1

l " 2\:'i/0 Z'//G l 0

21.-'0 3:-!:3

14 :1 10/0 ; 33t6

; ·t 1:','G : 37-£

10 ; :{4 15.1. \ 2317

38 14-8

1 22;6

;-H 17}11

11 1:~ ·s tl1 18/.~

3 13;fi

f>O !Oil

:;e 29;1

3 32:6

9 37(6

2 37Jfj

" 2!1,9 3

2Ai4 108

31/2

.1 '27 /0

239 29/l

2 30!()

J r

!14 l z~LH

3(~0l 72

27no r Hi

lt~,:n r lOf> t Hli~1

11

'20.1 I lii~

2tdl f

62

M1

22

1G

1H2

174

27

3S

7

1j

177

21

Jj

11

1:'.!0

39

20

R3

22

.)23

2 {j 0

410

l_ ll 11

1 6 I)

2 1S U

1 R ,':-1

2 4 ll

j

2 16 6

2 4 2

" 4 4

2 13 I)

3 0

2 9 7

I 11

2 14

7 2

19 4

2 fl 10

4 2 {)

1 16 8

2 19 1

1 12

2 4 I

4 13 7

2 9 !3

lH 4

1 17 D

I 10

3 3 3

1 11 7

5 11

2 '·' 10

17 5

22

APPENDIX D.

RETURN showing Overtime worked un!ler Section 37 of 1 be PactorHJs and Shops Act No. 1650 during 1918.

Bags (hessian) Bngs (paper) ... BalJtloliers, l!il.itary Biscuits, &c .... Boofs ... Butter and Condensed Milk CardboarJ. Boxes Cigarettes, Tobacco, &e. Olothi~>g Confectionery Dresses, &c. . .. Fnrnishings h•

Fun·iers Grocers' Sundries, &c."'. Hats and Caps Jewel Cases ... ,Jewellerv Knitted Goodi! Laundry Leather Goods Matchet.l Preserving \Vorks Pdnting and Statione1·y Rope, Twlne, &c. Hubbcr Goods Shirts and Pyjamas Tents anti ]?Jags Umbrellas W oollcn Mills

... i

.. I I

3 I I I 9 2 I 2

I:; .'}

:l6 4 I 2 H 1 I I 3 2 2 3 7 2

J 2 I 4

119

12 3 2

33 32

i 17 3 6

3H 40

136 7 2 3

Hi 2 6 2 ii 3 9

1.3 64 • ' 8

21 4 l

77

&74

S{ 18 I~

241 ].36 74 16 22

2i5 189 637

33 7

21 122 30 :lY 10 17 lf! 52 7.~

27~ 21 72

100 31

4 :jH7

--·--i 3,060

82 12 51

;1,139 339 35i

1:3 117 526 412

1,.353 iO 23 38

643 il ~8

if!. 36 27

l1.S62 698 ~28 123 33~ 325 77 2±

696

[12,605

I)

8

6 6

4 4 3

H3 13 7 6

1 1,I06

1,2J3

OJlem:e,

A(~<:hlenl not n:qvnte!l Appn:nti::::e:.h!p, iiHlu:lnrt·~ l:r<:tl< h "of, l1y Apptenti•:e Ca,rter empl<Jywl bt·i•Jte or cdkr lt'gal

hours Cl!bt{'fW wr•r;..;iug dnr· ( ttt FunJiH\J'C

in:.; proh:!JiLed h<;tll':\-\ · L J · " ( m l\.1111 ne~ 1Jo:cnninathm:-; of SpecLt! ll•'>M:L-­

hn•t<ebei'l oi Ddnrnint.tirm not posted Bmployee cfismi:w::l for gi riug inl<.:l'·

111;~non War. i-:1sped(,r gmpioy.in6 pt:C'iWiltl h:: I)Wl !(•gt: I

ht>Hl':l

Enginc-Cri>er or hoi],•r Atte l•lfl.ot, ttHlplvyh1g: Imeer:.ihe;;.tc.l

Faeto!'):1 o<;t_tll!lYins: }i';•dory not in deanly Fn.et.rwy H!tl!<ttf<:

Furuitw·e, l>rcrwi: oJ- pl-o\-;«1<>:,~ relating to &tt.mping

Girl taHler Hl worke•ll><.:t-·.n:cn Up.:-· ;md 6a.m,

H;•1hhty, ;;ait' or whole, lV>t ghen to en:ployee

HoHO,w. lt•a;liugon uuuunl ll«ehlnory, pcrilon under 18 WQrkin;;

a.r, tlanget'OtH ~Iaehiuet-y' ,empl<J,v;:c wo1 kiul \'. itho1.

~~1-_L~tl 1•r wnh ,;t~.,~·a 1;o· pr<~pf't':y ft•lju~wd

Mcv:hinNy, lHJt, retH'Pil ... Mcn!, intena.l of bdrhmu· nut gi.\·,·n Oh"truot.ing st.ahB awl p:tssa.gcs Obstnteting Tm•po.:ctvr;, ... Onntime wcwked withonl retp.!; ,.,r

not.ie(' heittg giY('!J

Ontworkl'l', nareg;ieot.ere;l <:mt:loytJ Piecc-wvrk prh:.us }l<tid ,,·hen Wt<J.:i06

rates;:mly fixe-d Shop. !l<!cnpyiug uuregil.;tpr,.,l 'Shopkeq;er:;, Lnttiiug ofteT ltmm-; Time -ho"k, uol !~opt Time Bo-ok, false cntr.v i;: \Va.gt's not pai,l fvrt.ui;.,::;.tJy

:;.; !lOll i>t· ol

I';\'''•

G G0

]<

ll

' ..

I:!

"

,, 14i

:1

" ,;

23

APPEKDIX E.

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7

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., ·' 0

l! ,,

).) () 0

.) 1S 0 71 ll 0

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fl () (J

+ 11 11

:) ll ll

o n 4 fj !J

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l + ~ () iJ ] Hi H 2 w Q

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;~" H ti [l;l 1 il 0

l lO 0 \l lO 4 0

2 ~ ~-"i 1:?

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L ~. tl.

I lt 14 1--l (J

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ll

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To:al H 14 0 16 --- ·····-··---· ·····-· -- - .. -·--·-··

• Or•l<>r to rnYi:'w oLI1\irl'·d !,y tkf 11<bn~ i:· ntv tR'• >•t·' m:td•· n)l-,,:uk wltl: r:.• 10< rc"~c ;-.~:i;fl~\ D.;·•rtmctJt.. :..r••! r.oow- znn';tted ilo Go\l!t o! p;,!:ty Scs~lon• 1<)1" r,;-IJ.(il.riug. J} St•~,;,:.a:Jt WJ5 o;;a:L. ~i!ll U ·

[ Ordrr n1;,i dihhr ,{ J,y !:tpartm··h~ Jn ow ,_-;~.· \\<l.' "11 :r<;, r, H'uiH}', E·l~\ ,il!d·rrf>li nilh d::!: l. ,, 7(\. '''·'t~. \_;•pli,?>tion to II!g:l. C~nrt for kn.;•c to a pp ·:1.: y,'J.~ rdu·,c·l.

t Urd''t nb; w::os oht.·lin•'•l by D 'l(>f~!ll ·at< t·~ n;.mit~0d to .Ju,t!•X::-s fot rc-:l•:t>!lng-. la-,e r,·-h,MJ <JU

Llli- • '"", w:,k•\ W!V <li,mi•'''L b i£117. O:dP.r m::odf ahJo:nh': wilt! ro,(.s.andcJ!0-10 !q d:, Dl'f, ::ond agt1111 db:t.i,~·cd.

24

APPENDIX F.

DlVIS!O:::i' I.-TABLE 01' ACCIDENTS IN FACTOIUES DURl.NG 1918. (1'he ~mall figures show the m.:mber o!. fatal acddeuts.)

~ ,\ge of Jnjuft<t lnjut}. ~ [

" ;'lh.lc~. Females. Trll..de ;u:d Canae.

"' ~ ·~------····-

!

Legs. HeM!. General. Und;;t J S nml i.'mlcr 1!1 n.nil

" ''· (JH:r ''· OvtT

"' ·--- - ----~--'

Aerated \V .ater~making-Bursting of Pa.n

A:riculturnl Implement-making-Drilling Mo.chine 3 z z Dl·op~hammer I I Emerv ~Vheel 6 6 6 PoiYe"r Press z 2

Punching Machine I Shearit1g Machine I Wire Rolling Machine

Ammunition~makiug-Exp1ot:ion - z (') z(') z(') Lcarl~preasing MAchine Punching )fachine

Biscuit-making-Biscuit~cutting 3-fa~.:hioc 3 l 2

Con,·eyor Dough-rolling lln.chiuc Sl10fting

Btntksmithing~ Fitming Prce:a

Boiler-mNidnv--0

Ex f'Iosioo of Gafl z 2 i Boot-making-

Belting Button SewiDg Mat:hine (,[icking I.)rcss ... 2 z Eyddt!ng llachiue Finishing .Yiaohine Heel~lmllding ~iachinc ' 2 z Heeding lffachinc 2 I z Heel Lathe I

Hod-paring :\In.ehbe Heel :Sbaper Heel-trimming Machine Pounding Machine Ro!Hug :.lncbine ... ~andpapering Machine Sewi11g )·fnchine 2 z Skiving Machint: 6 j z 6 Stamping :Machine Stitching Mnehine Stripping Mac!Jine Stnff-cntting ~iachine

Brassworl.;;ing-I-'

16 I' '

Belting Circular Saw Drilling ~1acbinc Emery \Y hod Lathe ... 2

Brcad-m'\kint.;······ Dougl)~diviJiing 1\ladhitlC Dough~mi:xing MadtiJJc

:n I •Brewing-Fall from ~tairs ... I(') 1 (')

Brick-makir:g-Belt-ing I I I

Brick M:B.ehiuo 1(') i J (') I(')

Pulley ...

H~(3) 1--;;-- -71-=:-Carried fnrward 5 $(') 6 z 69 2 I IO(O)

Tr.1de and Oa.use.

Broug-ht forward Brusl1-ma.kirlg___:.

Cirenlar Saw Emery Wheel Sbaping Machine

Butcherin,T-Cutti~g Jia.cbine Mincing Machino Shafting

Butter-making, Milk-preparing. &c.-

Boiling Water CanJlemaking-

Bursting of Acid Pipe Cardboard Box-ma.king­

BenJing Machine Clll·ton-cutt.iug 1behine Corner-cutting ~~ lcbine La.eing )fachine .. . P~nten .Machine .. . Punching Machine Staying .Machine Stitching Machine

Carriage· building-Circl.llar Sa'Y Drilling Mnchine Emery \\'heel Spoke.tnrniug Machine Stea.m Hammer .. Surface I:>Janer

Cernent-making­llclt.ing Conveyor

Chaffcutting, Fodder-preparing, &c.--

Fodder Press S\Jafting

Chemical Prepa.ring­Bott.Je-clel~uing )!achiue

Coke-making-Screener

Confectionery -makiug­Almond-ldancbi~g- .Machine Automntic Conveyor Brake ~ .. fachine Forcing Machine Pulley Hol!ing .Machine Starch-boxing )fachinc

Coopering-Ilooping }hchine ~urface I:>Juner ...

Corda.ge·mfLking­B,tlling Machine ... llobbin Re-winder Carding Muchine Urn. wing Machine Heuder Reeling Machine Rope-making Machine Spinning Jenny ...

Carried forwurd

25

APPENDIX F -continued.

DIVHHON 1.-TABLB OF AcciDEII'TB-continued.

(The small figures show the number of fa. tal accidents.)

Age ot Injured.

:\-[ales. Fernales,

Injury.

Hands, ArmB, Lt'~S, Feet. .Read. Genera.!.

Under 18. 18 o.nd l'nder 18 18 and

Sf(')

l

2

2

I

I

6

2

3 5

10

2

2

2 2

--~---lf8(3) 35

O\·er, Over,

58(')

1

I

2

I

Sg(')

6 2

2

5

3

If IO

3

2

2

I

I

6

3 4

2

I I j

4

8

2 1 o( 3)

•··

2 4 I 3(3

Brunght furw:Htl }:tectl'ical Supply­

Hevolving Fau

Engine-driving-Bursting of Vnlve Caught in ::\Jachinery Eaca.pe of Boiling \Vator Escape of Steam Ely Whce.l

Engineering~ Drilling Machine Emery \Vhcel Grind:-~tone HydranHc Pnoss . Iron-pinning Alachim~ Lapping Machine Ln.the ... :Milling 1\.fnchinc 1:f.Jltcn Metnl 8hnft.ing Shaping 1faehine Slot ring ~Ia.chine Stertm Hamme::· ... Hnrfnce Plu.ner

Kngravlug­Power Press

Felhrwngery­Wool Pre~s

l?elt Hn.t.-inakiug-­Beltillg Fl.ll'wcu.tting Mn.chine

Flock~tul1king-Flock 1\{!whine ..

Furnit.ure~mnking-Boring ~iltchine ••• Circular s~Hv Fret Saw Grooving Machine Sba.ping :Mnchine Surface Planer ..• Thicknflssing ?!Ja.ohlne

Ga.s-ma.klng- -Feod Pump Hevolving Fan

Grocers' Sundries-making­Flour-mixing J..fa.chtne

Horaeshoe .. makin·g_ Shoe-pnnching Machine

Ironmotl~ding­Molt•n Metal Shafting

Ironworking (General)~ Drilling }fachine Molten Metal

Jarn~mu.king-Boiliug Water Bottle~corking Machine

26

APPENDIX F-continued.

Di'rlSION I.-TABLE OF ACCJDtan~-continued.

(The small figures shnw bhc number of fatal accidents,)

1

z(l)

3 8

10

I

!

l ! (')

9

I

8

4

Cndet ~~. ·

J5

3

2

Age of lnjnred.

I

z(')

3 +

7

l (1)

I

8

T 8

4

Yemale9'.

1 Ill a:Hl

Coder J!l. IJIC"r.

10 I I i

3 7

10

T g

Sha.f~ing 2

J nwellery-ma.king-U•Jlling ~fael1ine .,.

2 J I(') 150(') !j

8 2

!0 +

IojnrJ.

+ 4

1(' J

I

7 12(')

! l ('J

I

r('

zo(')

27

APPENDIX F-continued.

D~vunoM 1.-T.&DLB oF AccJDJtHTS-·conb!a.ued~ (The small show t.be number of fa.ta1 accidents.)

~ 4ge oflnjurctl. Injury. ' • ~ -------- --------~-~

Trw:ho 3.nd Cr.Ull~. < Males. J'~ma.lN. ':;

----~

1 Hand~. :\rme. Leg~. ~·e{'L Hw:i. General. ii rad~r 1S and IJrnlcr 1Sand

' ''· OHr. ''· OvBr. ~

---·-----· ~-~---

Brought forward 231(') ;6 I 50(•) . 14 I I !78 10 + i u(') zc('J I.annrlry \Vork-

Ironiug Machine Mang-le

Leather Goi'Jds-making~ Power Press

Matcb~making-Cardboard Bottom Cutting

Machine Inner Mu.<'hino ... Mntch Dipping ::\f~tchine • z Shafting I

·Topping 1-lachine 4 z z 4 :i.\ieat Preserving-

Automatic Scalder Fall into Boiling 'Vater Plunger Filling 1fachh!C ... Rotary j<''illing i\I a chine

Meml Rolling-Rolling 1\.fachir:r ....

Nail-making-Caught hetwecn llelt

Pt1Hey and I (') I (') i I(')

Molten Molal Oil-making-

Oil Extrading ~fachine Pnper .. making-

Hot Water in Drain ... Pastry~making---

~1ineing ::\:fachin0 PhoLograph ~Iu.terial Preparing-

Embosslng PreBs Pottery-maKing----

Crn•hing Mill Tile Stamping lfachine

Printing-I.etterpress Printi11g--

Piat~o Machine 2 z Rotn.ry M!tQhinc

Punching l\IRchine Ruling' Machine ... Shaftiug Stapling Machine

Quarrying-Truck of Crusher

ltubber Goods-making~ CalonJer Drying Mscl1iue.~. z z Explosion of Gas I Forcing Machine Impregnating Machine Tubing Machine .• * .. ,

Shirt-making-Collar Tippiuij Machine Sewing )laclnne

Soap-maldng~ Burned by Caustic Hot Water Pipe ... Shafting Soap Mjlling

Starchrruaking-Shafting

Carried forward ns(') 6z 177(6) 20 '9 HZ u 8 7 u(') 1-;;(')

28

APl'ENDIX F -continued.

DtvlSIOS I.-TABLE OF ACCIDENTS-contin-ued.

('fhe small figure!'.! ahow the number of fatal accidents.}

;; ' Age of Tnjurod. Injury, • ~ ., ~

---~---· -··----·~ .. ________ Ttade and Cau5e ~ Ma.lcB. l't>ma!elt

~ Hauds. Armu. r,~. Feet. Head. Gen('ro,L E Under iii!Jld Under tliand = ''· Ovl!r. ••• 01·~r :.;

---..

Brought forward l78(") 61 177(C) 10 '9 ... lz 8 7 11( ') z 7(') Stationary ~fannfactnring--

Rnvelope :.\Iachine 1 1

• Paper H.olling Machine Perforating Machine I

Rotary Cut!(:r 1 1

Sugar Refining-Coal Elevator Sugar Driver

Tanning-Bark Chopper Belting Escape of Steam Glazing M~chinc 3 3 1 Re vol vinf; Drum 3 3 z Rolling Machine 3 3 z Setting-up '}!achine 1

Shaving Muchine 3 3 3 Spiitting ~fachlue l

Tea Packing-Tea PackiHg Machine

Tile Mnking--1

1 (') Belting l (') 1(') Tile-making Machine I

Tinsmirhing-Body _.Machine Cap Soldering Machine 1 1 Ciosing Machine ... I l CrimlJing }fa<.:bine • 1 1 lJm1•rv \Vbeel •.. Flaniing Machine Gtliltotioe • z Lock Seamer I ::\1illing Machine 1 I Power Pre::;s 13 6 J 1 1 n Rolling :;.vrachiue ... I V nrnishing ~1achine

\Vire Drawing-Druwing Mn.ehine • 2

Wood'\\orking-Band Saw z ' z Belting Bo:rin" Ma('.hine

0

Hox Nailing Macbiw> I I Box Printing :'dachine I I I Circnlar Saw 590 ssp; '3 +(I) Drum Sander 1 I Fall of Timher l Feed Gear of Saw :Frame Saw

3 3 3

Grooving Ma.ehine 1 ' Lfithe ... 3 3 ' Mortising Machine z 1 1 Moulding Machine I Pla.niHg Machine Sand Papering ~fnehine I I Sbafting I I Shaping "Machine 6 6 5 Skewer Machine T Sticking M a. eh ine

I~·;.} I :~(') Carried forward fZ6(8) 2 94.8)

"--!-78 '7 '7 • 331 Z1 IT 10

29

.APPENDIX F-continued.

Drvrsros L-TAnLE OF AccmExTs-cont-inued. (The Sntllll figures F<how the number of fatal at•cidem..,;,)

.; Agt· of IHjured. t\

Injury. ~ . ··- .-, -- ··---------·· ··-·· ~--··--~---

] . ;

I Tr.Ue and C~ns~t. Mak.'l. Femu,le~. c

---------~ ---···---~ H1.nds, Amt,;. I.eg,, Feet, Head.

; Cuder !Sand C11d••r tS !lml ___ I_ s

c r0. (.}nor. 1~. U\et. ~

--··· -··~ -- ····-- i-·· --- --- -·- --

lhought fonnml \Voodwmking-continued.

... p6(') ;3 294(8) '7 '7 331 21 ll 10 i

!7(1)

Surf nee Planer ... ... I 5 ... 15 . .. ... '5 .. ... .. . ... S-..Ying Raw .. ... I ... I ... ... I . .. .. . ... ... \Yineh ... ... ... I .. . I . .. ... I ... ... ... ...

Woollen~~ Balling ~Jtu:hine ... ... I ... ... I ... .. . I ... ... . .. Bnrr Cntshing Machine ... I I ... ... .. . I .. . ... ... . .. Carding Macltine ... 2 ... I I . .. I l . .. ... ... I .. oom ... ... ... 4 ... I ... 3 3 I ... . .. ... Milling Machiw" ... I ... I ... ... I ... . .. .. . ... Se.ourillg ~1nchine ... I l ... ... ... ... I . .. ... ... Spinning Machine ... z ... .. . ... 1 2

' ... ... ... .. .

Teasing MtLchine ... I .. I ... ... .. . .. . ... .. . I

Twist;•r Machine ... I I ... .. . ... I

... I ... ... ... Weaving Mao;bine ... 2 . .. ... ... 2 .. . ... ... I I

-- --- --- --- --- ·-- -- -- -Total ... ... 459(') St 3 I 5 (') 29 H

i 356 •6 I I 11 tg(l)

Co)IPAHATIVE STATKUF.NT ~lJOwing the Percent.age (to three decimal plr.c:s) uf Ac<JiJeors in

Factories from 1907 to 19 18.

:Nnmlwr "f Employees \n , Auch:lent~ in f'i'H'<mtage or llurin6 the Year. F'l;~':;<J:r)ell, l!'aetOf!t'IL

AOJc-tdwnt~ to F:Uij)loyrell.

-~-------~. ··--~-

1907 7 J,g68 2 75 '382 tgo8 76!210 2 94 '3 8 s 1 901) 79,J+8 t87 'J6 f 1910 SJ,053 Jll '398 I 91 1 88,694 3)7 '379 1912 104·7+6 J89 '3 7 I 191 J t Jo,.p37 407 ·;68 1914 1 1o,66o 39 1 'JSl 19 I 5 gl,888 46f ·sos 1916 92,320 5°3 '5H 1917 97·561 +42 'f)J 1918 104,242 459 ·Ho

(renr;ml.

1·-

J6(')

.. .

.. .

.. .

...

... ...

.. .

.. .

... ...

... .. .

... -;6(")

30

DIVISION H.-TABLE OF ACCIDENTS IN CONNEXlON WITH LIF'l'S DVRING 1918. (The amall figures show the number of fatal a.ccidenta.)

~ Age Ol tnjuMd. injury. ·..,--~-·--

~ of ~ ~ta.lC"S. J Females, 1 1 ! ~ I Klndof Lilt.

$] j-2 ~ --- ---- - Hamis.. ,\ttns I IRK". F~et.[ Ht>:trl 1Get era § g ~! U?<i~r~'lH iindll nderlllS fill• 1 ! I Z< ~.s ~- 0\tr.I~'•-OHJt,

--·--· ... -----·-·------

Eleetric~ Gootlt-.~

Hand­Goods

Hydranlic­Po.asengor .•. Gwds ~-·

,Jnmmed between lift and lift-bed

Strnck by descentling lift

- --1 --~-:-~-·-1

••• : :•••i·•• .. •: .:••• . •••I••• i ' I I

" .. " "

Struck by descending lilt •.. l(') r(') ... 1(1) ... ••• ... I ... ... ••· ... i,

Ca~;e~!s~~~~~n car ~~.J lift~w~~~ 1 1 •.. 1 i ••• ••• • •. I ... ! ... ... . ..

Caught between car aml lifl-well I · I ... Fa~r~r:~·;:·~;i;:weH ::·. ···~, :::; : :1:1. :.~') ;·i'l, :::

1

::: ::: ·,: ::: ::: i, ::: :::

. •. Fall down Hft--weJl .... 1 J 1 1 ••• ••• ••• ••

... ~·.u down lift-well ::: ... l(') 1(') ::: 1(1)l ::: ::: ::: [... ..• ... ... I ' i ----

Total .•.

I

1 (' J I(') I

1 (')

6(') . ··18('). ~ r(') 7(t=r:- -=r~l-=- l

------~--------------------~--~--~~~--~--------------·

l'ru.r,

1909

l9II

'9'3

COMPAHAT1VE STATJ~;:MENT showing the percentage (to thl'ee docimnl plaCe$) of Accidents in connoxion wilh Lifts from 1907 to 1918.

AU Lift:~ Installed in Victoria. on ua.t December.

Ehwtri;:, i Ilr!lr:.mlic. ! Oth~rs, Tot:iL

i I

102 359

117

123

ll'f.7 J

6o•

1,688

)IJ 753 1,739

7)0

1,8C:z

Aecident11, I'N'etmtage of At~ddents.

I 1 , Tolai At<videnM i f<'ntlll Accidents : Othefil. 'futftl. ! (inelu<iiug fatal) (IJJJl\)per IOOVfte".

: [ per 100 Lift.;,

1

' ····-,- ~-I-;- --.~;0---1---~-

•

1

4

3

5

•

+

+ 7 ll

13 I 5

17 J8 i IO 12 !

10 i 14·

4

9

9

5

+ i

7

I!

6

8

~070

• 7 s 5 " 2 75

1 'Of9

1. '79

'733

'237

• 112

"0)4

,2If

•1'he Lifts Regulahon Act r9o6 came mto force on 1st ~larch, 1907.. 'l'he figures for tgo7 the:refore cover to monthii only.

By Authority: .ALBER'r J. Mt:LtETr, Qoveroment Printer, Melbourne.