401 (Norway : official publication for the Paris exhibition 1900)

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5. Painters ...... 1561, of whom in the country districts 929

6. Carpenters,
builders, etc. ...... 1533 -        — -        »        —        — 1180

7. Bakers ....... 1194 -        — -        »        —        — 498

8. Masons and
bricklayers ....... 912 -        — -        »        —        — 570

9. Coopers ...... 798 -        — -        »        —        — 545

10. Butchers ...... 735 -        — -        »        —        — 271

        b. Among the wage-earners (exclusive of children under 15 years):

1. Carpenters .... 5998, of whom in the country districts 4156

2. Shoemakers .... 5998 -        — -        »        —        — 2885

3. Joiners ....... 4276 -        — -        »        —        — 2009

4. Masons ...... 4106 -        — -        »        —        — 1666

5. Tailors . 3828 -        — -        »        —        — 1842

6. Smiths ....... 2409 -        — -        »        —        — 1232

7. Bakers ....... 2399 -        — -        »        —        — 615

8. Painters ...... 2074 -        — -        »        —        — 551

9. Printers ...... 1425 -        — -        »        —        — 98

10. Coopers ...... 1029 -        — -        »        —        — 301

Of all the persons occupied in handicraft, that are above 15
years of age (74,893 in all), about half (35,038) were living in the
towns.

C. MINOR INDUSTRIES (AND DOMESTIC INDUSTRY).

Of the women of more than 15 years of age (28,097 in all)
engaged in independent minor and domestic industries, 12,794 were
engaged in sewing (about one-third of them in the towns), 7,455 in
weaving and spinning (the greater number of them, viz. 94 %, in
the country districts, especially in the diocese of Hamar and in
the western and northern coast counties), 1952 in knitting, 3758
in laundry work, chiefly in the towns. Among 2688 men engaged
in minor industries on their own account, 977 were workers in
wooden goods, etc. (884 of these were living in the country
districts); 548 were boat-builders, almost exclusively in the country
(chiefly in the counties of Nordland, Southern Bergenhus, Nedenes
and Romsdal); 248 were engaged in making seines and fishing nets,
237 made fur bed-covers, etc. Further, 9747 women (5613
seamstresses and 2435 laundresses, etc.) and 4138 men are accounted

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5.	Painters ......	1561,	of whom in the country districts	929
6.	Carpenters, builders, etc. ......	1533	- — - » — —	1180
7.	Bakers .......	1194	- — - » — —	498
8.	Masons and bricklayers .......	912	- — - » — —	570
9.	Coopers ......	798	- — - » — —	545
10.	Butchers ......	735	- — - » — —	271
b. Among the wage-earners (exclusive of children under 15 years):
1.	Carpenters ....	5998,	of whom in the country districts	4156
2.	Shoemakers ....	5998	- — - » — —	2885
3.	Joiners .......	4276	- — - » — —	2009
4.	Masons ......	4106	- — - » — —	1666
5.	Tailors .	3828	- — - » — —	1842
6.	Smiths .......	2409	- — - » — —	1232
7.	Bakers .......	2399	- — - » — —	615
8.	Painters ......	2074	- — - » — —	551
9.	Printers ......	1425	- — - » — —	98
10.	Coopers ......	1029	- — - » — —	301