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Stentering : Feeding and plaiting down (provided the heat is not excessive); sewing. Warehouse: Clerical work; cutting and straightening; pattern-cutting; plaiting-machines; silking. Dyeing (Velvets and Cords). —Ageing, loading, and unloading; bleaching, ashpans, sour kettles, chemic-machines, washing-machines, winces, mangle, &d.; cord-cutting by hand and machines on velvet goods only; doctoring; drying cylinders —edge-minding, tail-ending, wiringin, and carrying; examining cloth; finished-goods room —charge of mender-room ; finished-goods room —checking goods for town; finished-goods room —stamping; finishing-machines; greggingroom; grey treadles, &c.; grey-stock rooms (receiving, wheeling trucks, <fee.); laboratory (.assistants); mole department (backing, shearing, finishing); passing table (marking-off, carrying, &c); peg-machines, minders, pulling over, and carrying; piece carrying, trucking, &c, grey departments; plaiting-machines; pony-driver; scouring winches (first..time and picker); setters-up; shearing-machines; soaking becks; stretching; tramway attendant; washing and brushing; whizzing (first time pickers and dj-ed). Dyeing (other than Velvets and Cords). —Cloth overlooking: Stiffening and drying on continuous maohines, guiding in or taking off. Finishing: Hack of : Schreiner calenders, guiding on batch at back; damping-machines, guiding on from wagons and plaiting off; holding through endless, Making-up room —banding, taping, silking, and ribboning; cutting and straightening; cutting patterns; filling and emptying press (plates must not be lifted by women); light hooking and stamping; light parcelling, making up light goods; marking-off and ticketing; papering and tilloting; plaiting and creasing machine; pin and clip stretching, guiding in and plaiting off; storokecping; strap-stretching, guiding in and plaiting off. '.'...Grey.room.'.;: Sewing, measuring, weighing, stamping, and piling light work. Hot-air stenter : Guiding in and taking off, weft-straightening. Mercerising : Assisting at merccrising-machines, guiding and plaiting off. Raising and felting machines. i Scutching: Open on to wagons. Sewing : In any part of the works. N.B, —Batch-carrying and lifting must be done by men. Webbing. Band-knife cutting; cloth-shrinking; cutting; eye-letting; finishing; fitting ends to straps; riveting to wood battens for shell-slings; stitching; stretching; stringing; taking off calender; taking-off dyehouse machines; washing pieces on winces; washing-machines; waxing; working hydro-extractor. Woollen and Worsted. Woollen. —Banking and bolting; blanket folding, beaming, raising, stacking; blending; blowing; burling; carding; condenser-watcher; creeling; cutting and cropping; drawing; d3'eing; examining; feeding rag-shaker; filling patent automatic hopper feeds; filling quilts; hoist-work; knotting; laying-on departments; machine-tenting; milling department; minding machines in finishing department; minding scrubber-machine; mule-spinning; packing; perching; pattern-weaving; piece-inspecting; piecing; pressing; rag-grinding; raising; roachingin-;' reeling;'-ring-spinning; scouring; sorting; stock-keeping and handing out yarns; taking bobbins from condenser; twisting-in; warehouse-work; warping; warp-sizing; watching wool at scribbler ends; weaving; winding; yarn-dyeing machine. Worsted,. — Back-washing-machine minding ; bobbin-carrying ; break ing-off; can-catching; card-end minding ; card-feeding ; card-picking ; carding-niachine minding ; combine-machine minding; Doffers' assistant, overlooker ; gilling-machine minding; hanking; loosing after combs; papering yarns; perching; preparing-box minding; set-weighing; twisting-in; warping; wash-bowl; weaving; weft-room work; wetting; willeying-machine minding; yarn-drying; yarn-testing. '■ Woodworking Trades. Box and Packing-ease Making. Backing-up; barrel-making; boring; box-corner planing; boxmaking; branding; buffing; carrying boxes; checking; circular saws (small), feeding and taking-off; compressing; cornerhinging; dovetailing; drawing from saws; drilling; feeding-box making; finishing; fittingposts, pegs, and chairs; general transport; glueing boards; grooving; hand-holing; handlefinishing; jointing; knotting handles; labelling wooden pegs; labouring; loading staves on trucks; machine-drilling; machine-minding; making-up; matching; measuring staves; nailstraightening; nailing; [lacking; painting; piling staves and heads; planing; printing; putting together; rope-knotting; sandpapering; screwing; small turning;, splicing handles; stacking boxes; tacking; tongueing; turning bobbins; turning tool-handles. Furniture. Boring; buttoning cushions and mattresses; carving (hand and machine), (fee. ; cording; oovermaking; cramping; dowolling; drawing cushions and mattresses; enamelling; finishing (upholstery), ivc. ; filling cushions and mattresses; fixing webs and springs; french-polishing; glueing; inlaying; moulding; painting; repetition-machine work, light (as under box and packing-case making, above); sandpapering; seating throughout pin-stuffed chairs; sewing; staining; tracing; turning.