Annual Report

* Closing down for the months of July and August is an established practice in all glass factories.

Office Number.

INDUSTRIES.

Number of Establish

ment Considered.

TABLE No. 4.-Average, Greatest and Least Number of Wage Earners Employed.-By Industries, 1914.Aggregates.-(Continued).

Men 16 Years

and Over.

Women 16 Years

and Over.

Children Under 16 Years.

Average Number of Persons Employed.

Number of Per-
sons Employed at
Period of Employ-

ment of the

Excess of Greatest Over

Least Number.

Total.

Greatest Number.

Least Number.

Number.

Per cent.

TABLE No. 5.-Number of Wage Earners, Including Piece-Workers Employed by Industries, 1914.-Aggregates by Months.

TABLE No. 5.-Number of Wage Earners, Including Piece-Workers Employed by Industries, 1914.-Aggregate by Months.-(Continued).

TABLE No. 5.-Number of Wage Earners, Including Piece-Workers Employed by Industries, 1914.-Aggregate by Months.(Continued).

BREWING (LAGER BEER, ALE AND PORTER)-THIRTY-FIVE ESTABLISHMENTS:

BRICK AND TERRA COTTA-SEVENTY-FOUR ESTABLISHMENTS.

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