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Tailoring. Buttonholing; cutting and assisting m cutting-room; examining; felling; folding, machining; making-up; oiling; passing; pressing; putting trimmings ready for machinists; shrinking; sorting cut, pieces; stock-keeping; supervising; warehouse-work. Food Trades. Aerated-waters. — Bottling. Bottle-sorting; bottle-washing; carrying crates; cleaning siphons; filling; fixing capsules; labelling; packing; polishing siphon-tops; re-rubbering stoppers. Bacon-curing, Margarine-making, Meat-preserving, &c. Bacon-curing. —Boning and rolling; packing; sewing-up for Army; soldering; stencilling; washing hams, bacon. Margarine-making. —Analysis of water, oil, and fats; lard-compounding rollers (attending); packing. Meat-preserving, Meat-pies, and Sausage-making. Bakery; boning meat; filling tins, pies, sausages, &c; jellying; lacquering; linking; packing; preparing skins; soldering; trucking; washing. Biscuitmaking. Bakehouse processes (except stoking); carrying trays from ovens; cutting; dough-brakes (assisting at); feeding ovens; feeding travelling-ovens; fruit-cleaning machines (attending); labelling; nailing cases; operating lifts; operating weighbridge; packing; soldering; sortingbiscuits; stacking tins; stencilling; trucking and trollying; wafer-machine (attending); weighing. Bread, Cake, and Pastry Making. Breadmaking. —Baking; carrying; cleaning tins; delivering (bread rounds); greasing tins; mixing; moulding; packing; washing; weighing. Cakes and, Pastrymaking. —Baking cakes, confectionery, scones, and smalls; boiling; carrying; decorating and finishing cakes and pastries; icing; mixing; moulding; pastrymaking; stamping; weighing. Brewing and Bottling Beer. Brewing Beer.— Cask-filling; cask-marking; cask-washing; cleaning rubber tubing; rolling and stacking casks. Beer and Wine Bottling. —Bottling; bottling by machine; bottle-sorting; bottle-washing; cap-filling; carbonating; cellar-women (work as); collecting stoppers; corking; discharge of empty cases; drawing off from large to small casks by rubber tube; feeding roller runners; filling boxes and eases; labelling; packing; passing cases down spiral; pulp-washing; refrigeratingmachine (attending); rotary filling; small hand filter (attending); stacking; taking off runners; trucking; warehouse-work; washing on exposed revolving brush; wrapping. Distilling Spirits. —Boxmaking; catching draff from machine; chemical-work; cleaning in slummage-house; despatch-work; digging ami spreading barley; fermeuting-room (work m); granaries (work in); light labouring in grist-loft; loading and stripping malt-kilns (operating machine for); malting-work; packing; sewing bags; skimming-room (work in); taking from presses; washing sheets and fermenting vessels; yeast-making. Fruit-preserving, Chocolate and Sugar Confectionery Making. Fruit-preserving, — Boiling; bottle-washing; bottling; filling; lifting cans of sugar; packing; sterilizing. Chocolate and Sugar Confectionery Making. —Cake-machine (feeding); carrying; confectionery centre machine (attending); cream-making machine (feeding); filling chocolates; kneading; moulding and knocking cakes from mould; moulding chocolates; packing; starch hands; sugar-boiling; transferring chocolates in grinding-room; trolly-work. Grain-milling. Bag-cleaning; branding; brushing belts; cardboard-box making, cleaning plant; emptying into hoppers; loading hoist (assisting in); nailing up boxes; packing; picking; portering; riddling damaged bran; sack-cleaning; sack-filling; sack-mending; stowing; trucking; ware-house-work; weighing. Sugar-refining. Bag-washing, mangling, drying, &c.; bag-sewing; boxmaking; cube-cutting; cutting- - machine (minding); filling bags, casks, and glucose-moulds; filling treacle-tins; granulating; light work on glucose-manufacturing; melting and mixing (assisting in); mould and stove work (assisting in); raw-sugar centrifugals (attending); refined-sugar centrifugals (attending); packing; spreading sugar in boxes; trucking; weighing bags and casks; unloading raw sugar.

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