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Paper and Printing Trades. Cardboard, Boxes. Binding; calendar-rolling (leather boards); corner-punching machine; creasiug-machinc (card boxes); cutting-machine (card boxes); cutting card (fancy boxes); damping; drying; finishing; gold-blocking; guillotine (feeding); laying-on; nailing; packing; paste-filling; platen-machine work; plating; printing; punching; rolling; sandpapering; scoring; sheetlaying; stamping; stock-keeping; stripping; waste-sorting. Paper and Wall-paper. Baling; beaters and kneaders (feeding); boaternien (assisting); boilers (feeding esparto into); bundling, tying into reams and half-reams (generally up to about 401b. weight); burnish-ing-machine (attending); calendars (assisting at); chopper (feeding); coating-machine (assisting at); coasting silver paper; collar-gang; collecting; combing; combing for paper-coating; cutting-machines (filling, in some cases with aid of lifting-tackle); edge runners (feeding); embossing; enamelling p.aper (feeding machine for); esparto dusting and handling; glazing; grass-breaking; grinding-machine (feeding); guillotine (taking off); hand crane (working); kneaders and beaters (feeding); labouring; loading vans, railway-trucks, and steamers); making up rolls; melting resin in pans; mixing paper; packing; pattern-department work; potchers (feeding mechanical and chemical pulp into); presse pate; printing wall-paper; pulp-bleaching; pulpiug-niachines (feeding rags and paper clippings into); reeling-machines (assisting at certain kinds of); " Rollergang " machine (feeding); sampling; sewing up bales; sheet-catching; sorting rags; storing waste; stowing bales of esparto and wood pulp: taking from cutter; trucking bales of wood pulp (up to Icwt.); trucking from esparto boilers; twist-catching at reelingmachines; tying and bundling into reams and half-reams (generally up to about 40 Ib. weight); willowing-machines (feeding esparto and mechanical pulp into); varnishing; warehouse-work. Printing, Bookbinding, Stereotyping, Engraving, &c. Binding; blocking; casemaking; compositors' work (typesetting); colour printing (feeding and minding machine); copy-holding; correcting type; counting paper; cutting paper; cyko printing (photo-enlarging); distributing type; eyeletting; feeding printing-machines (platens, wharfedales, drum cylinders, two-revolutions perfecting, two-colour, &c); finishing (litho-work); finishing (photo-enlarging); machine-minding; monotype-operating; monotype-keyboard work; packing and tying up; paper-bag folding, labelling, sticking-down, &c.; picture post-card cutting and developing; platen hands; reading; ruling-machine; storing pages of type; typesetting; warehouse-work; wire-stitching. Publication of Newspapers and Periodicals. Copy-holding; cutting for printer; despatch-work; folding; letterpress-machine work; machine ruling; numbering; roading proofs; stitching; subediting. Stationery, Pencils, Gum, dec. Bending; binding; blocking; brass-turning; coating; crate-making; creasing; cutting; drilling; embossing; enevelopc adjusting, printing, stamping; filcmaking; fixing metal; gummixing; labelmaking; law-writing; laying-on; lead-milling; machine ruling; packing; platen hands; printing; punching; ribbonmaking; reading; taking-off; tubemaking; warehousework. Textile Trades. Cotton. Spinning, Doubling, ehc. —Balling warp; banding; blowing; bobbing in ring-room; cantenting; carding; condenser-tenting; conditioning-box feeding; creeling; crossballing; Derby doubler tenting; dolling; doubling; dyehouse linking; dyehouse unlinking; foreman assisting); gassing; hand winding; hoist-work; jobbing; knotting; making-up; mixing and feeding machines; mixing and blowing room ; moving cans in card-room; oiling round mules and in ring-room ; opening bales; overlooking; packing cops in warehouse; papering bundles; piecing at mules; preparing waste; quilling; ring-spinning; ring-twisting; roving carriers; scavenging; scrutchers (assisting); shaking; slubber-tenting; sorting bobbings; splitting; spreading; spinning-room work; stripping bobbins; tenting to Derby doublers on condensers; testing; ticketing; tidying and sweeping at cards; twisting; tubing. Weaving. — Baling waste; beaming; bobbing-carrying; braiding; card-cutting; cardtenting; cleaning waste; clipping; clothlooking; out-looking; drawers; drying waste; finishing (stitching); giving out weft; hand warping; loading waste; looming; plaiting; reaching-in; roller-covering; rolling; sett-carrying; shearing; sorting and grading tares;, sorting waste; trucking yarn; velvet-cutting; warpmaking; waster-breakers (assisting); weaving; weighing; willowing; winding; wrapping pieces. Hosiery. Boarding; carrying and packing; circular head machines; circular tenters; Coton's frames; Coton's machines; Coton's frame (power); countermen; dolling; drying; Dubred's flat machines; fettling; fettling and changing patterns; fine-knitting machines; finishing; fiat machines; folding; Foster and Harrison's flat machines; hand frames; jersey heads; measur-