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Sawmill ing. Bench saws; boring; carrying timber; circular saws (small), feeding and taking-off, (fee; cork-sizing; cross-cutting; dovetailing; glue department; hole-boring machine; labouring; lathe-work; loading boards; loading pit-props; making rifle-holders; mortising; mouldingmachines, feeding and taking-off; nailing blocks together; papering boards; paving-blocks; planing-machines, feeding and taking-off; tenoning; vertical spindle (straight work). Miscellaneous Trades. Basketmailing and Wicker-work. Basket-fitting; basketmaking (lighter branches); cane-work; lining panniers; packing; painting; peeling; sorting willows; wood-cutting. Bricks. Common Bricks-. —Loading; pressing; setting; stacking; taking off from presses; wheeling. Glazed and Enamelled Bricks. —Cutting clay; dipping; drawing; enamelling; finishing; glazing; moulding; pressing; putting on slips; setting; taking off from presses; wheeling. Br usl) ma king. Boring by machine; drawing; dressing, fibre, and bristle; drilling; fashioning (second fashioning) of bone brushes; filling; finishing; glueing; hair-dressing; hair-mixing; packing; paint-brush making; painting; pan-work (fibre and hair); passing; planing; polishing; sandpapering; shaping; tacking; trimming; varnishing; wood-turning. China, Earthenware, Pottery. China. —Board-washing; casting; cleaning stoves; cleaning mangles; colouring-machine, attending; decorating; dipping; dusting; dusting-off machines; filling saggers with ware (both glost and biscuit); flat jolleying; flat knocking; hand colouring; handling; hollow-ware jiggering; hollow-ware jolleying; litho-transfer making (various subsidiary processes); mouldrunning; placing (not heavy carrying); tile-pressing; turning. Fireclay Goods. —Application of bodies and glazes; carrying pipes (small sizes); fettling; finishing; laying out tiles; making tiles (by hand); making small sinks, basins, <fee. ; setting; stacking-up ; taking off firebricks from presses; wheeling to kiln. Stoneware. —Dipping jam-jars and stone bottles; making jam-jars and stone bottles; packing jam-jars; turning jam-jars. Ware, Red and Buff Clay. —Glazed: Clay-preparing; drawing; glazing; setting; taking-off from thrower. Unglazed (Flowerpots, Tiles, .fee.) : Carrying to kiln; drawing; taking from presses to machines ; throwing flowerpots ; wheeling. Games, Toys, d-r. Cross-cut and circular saws; cutting-out (football-covers); lathe- work; leather-work; machine-work; packing; painting; picture-frame joining; polishing; power presses. Gas and Electricity Supply. Barrowing coke; cleaning and maintaining lamps, burners, and mantles; cleaning, repairing, and painting meters; collecting accounts; fitting stoves; inspecting meters; labouring (lighter work); lighting street lamps; loading coke or breeze; packing coke or breeze; reading meters; screening coke or breeze; show-room attendants; show-room cleaners; switchboard attendants; testing meters; washing coke or breeze. Glass. Glass-bottle Making. —Carrying from blowers to ovens; carrying from tables; emptying and tilling lehrs; packing; p untying bottles; riddling; sorting bottles; trucking. Other Glass-making. —Bending; boxmaking; carrying plate glass; cementing leaded panes; cleaning glass; crane-driving; discharging; glass-cutting; glass-edging; glass-grinding; making iron hampers; mixing (assisting); packing; polishing; silvering; syringe-work; working broken glass. Indiarubber and Guttapercha. Manufacture and Reclaiming of Rubber. —Calenders (assisting); chemists' departing (assisting); crushing on- the masticators; drying cylinders (assisting); feeding calenders; mixingmachine minding (dry powder); mixing-machine minding (wet, preparatory to spreading); rough spreading; packing, &c, in stores; taking off strip rubber from calenders; warming-up ; washing on the masticators. Manufacture of Rubber Articles. —Armouring-machine (hose of small diameter); asbestoscloth cutting; blowing on and off cycle-tubes; buffing; building-up of treads; building-up of tires; casemaking; cleaning tiros; cold-cure department; corrugating vacuum hose; coveringbands; covering wringer-rollers; cutting and making up joints, valves, washers, (fee; cutting and making up cushions, hot-water bottles, water-beds, (fee; cutting and making up rubber gloves; cutting canvas; cutting ground sheets and garments by cutting-machines, short knife,