1 the Population of the Native States, &e.—
2 Table XVII.—Part B.—Occupations by States—Native States —conéd.
3 contd.
4 BIJA.
5 DARKOTI.
6 TARHOCH.
7 SANGRI.
8 Tora.
9 136
10 Mates.
11 137
12 FEeMAtes,
13 138
14 Tota.
15 139
16 Mates.
17 140
18 Tm
19 a1
20 11
21 YEMALES.
22 Maues.
23 FEMALES.
24 Toray.
25 Mates.
26 FEemates.
27 Sub-oroerR or Occupation.
28 Order.
29 Class,
30 *
31 aa
32 143
33 144
34 146
35 “
36 a
37 a
38 138,
39 132.
40 37-—Arms and Ammunitions.
41 Gun-makers and sellers
42 Ammunition and cap dealers
43 Gunpowder makers and sellers . ‘ 2
44 141. Firework makers and sellers .
45 142. Sword, &c., and scabhard makers and sellers
46 143. Makers of other impiements . . si
47 140,
48 eee wwe
49 Toray Sus-orneR 37.—Arms, &c. . . . .
50 Total Order XI,—
51 10
52 on
53 "38 | 16
54 28 26
55 12 I rt
56 13
57 ow
58 13
59 38.—Wool and Fur.
60 144.
61 145.
62 146.
63 147.
64 148.
65 149.
66 150.
67 I5t.
68 152.
69 153-
70 154.
71 155.
72 156.
73 157.
74 158.
75 Woo! merchants ‘
76 Woollen yarn spinners and sellers
77 Woolcarders . :
78 Wool weavers , .
79 Wool dyers 5
80 Woollen cloth dealers”
81 Pashm merchants
82 Pashm spinners
83 Pashm and shawl weavers
84 Pashm dyers
85 Pashinina and shawl merchants
86 Blanket, &c., weavers and sellers
87 Felt makers and sellers
88 Carpet weavers and sellers
89 Feather dealers , e
90 ere eer eee ener erne
91 Pr ee ee
92 Tora, Sus-orpveR 38.—Woo1, &c. . e 6
93 39.—Silk.
94 159. Silk carders and spinners . ‘s ‘ ‘
95 160. Silk weavers, . :
96 161. Silk printers and dyers 5
97 162. Silk braid, ribbon, &c., makers and ‘dealers
98 ve ee
99 Tota, Sce-orper 39,—-Suk .. Pe er
100 40.—Cotton,
101 163. Cotton cleaners . . .
102 364, Cotton ginners . 7
103 165, Cotton carpet and rug “makers
104 366. Cotton spinners , .
105 167, Cotton cloth weavers ,
106 168, Dealers in raw cotton ,
107 169. Dealers in spun cotton
108 170, Dealers in cotton fabrics,
109 3171. Calenderers, fullers and printers
110 172. Cotton dyers .
111 173. Tape makers and sellers :
112 174. Newar makers and sellérs ,
113 175. Tent manufacturers and sellers
114 vee et
115 ee
116 a ee ee
117 re ee
118 re
119 Tota, Sus-orDER 40,.—CoTTon . . . .
120 41.—Jute, Flax, Coir, &c.
121 176, Dealersinraw fibres. . 7. wks
122 177. Rope makers and sellers, ‘ 7 .
123 178, Matting and bag makers and sellers . oo.
124 Tora, SusB-orDgER 41,—JuTe, &. . .
125 42.— Dress,
126 179. Tailors and darners * 5
127 180. Hosiers. .
128 181, Hat, cap and turban makers
129 182, Turban binders , é
130 383, Umbrella makers and sellers fs
131 184. Embroiderers and lace and muslin makers.
132 185, Button makers and sellers , . & .
133 186, Liece goods dealers, re : ‘ s,
134 eve e
135 se eee
136 a ee
137 ToTAL SuB-orvER 42,—DreEss , ‘ . . .
138 Total Order XIl.—Fabrics and Dress .
139 43.—Gold, Silver and Precious Stones.
140 187. Gold and silver dealers ri . . ‘ .
141 188, Gold and silver workers, s ‘
142 189, Chasers, enamellers and jewel setters | .
143 1g0, Gold and silver leaf beaters, . . *
144 tox. Gold and silver washers and purifiers ” . >
145 Io2. Electropiaters . Fs " - q ‘
146 193. Gold and silver wire drawers
147 194. Gold and silver wire beaters :
148 195. Gold and silver cord and thread makers and sellers
149 196. Gold and silver ribbon makers .
150 197. Pearl merchants
151 198. Deaiers in other precious stones.
152 Tora Sus-ervdER 43.-Go.pD AND SILVER . rs
153 Supplementary Requirements.
154 ry
155 149
156 XI.—Suprprementary ReQuires
157 MENTS — contd.
158 XIE—Texrite Fasrics ann Druss,
159 XIIL—Merars anp Precious
160 STONES,
161 150
162 D.—~ PREPARATION AND SUPPLY OF MATERIAL SUBSTANCES —cantd,