278 KÖNIGSBERG. Wages and Hours of Labour in the Principal Occupations, October, 1905. Weekly Wages. Weekly Hours of Labour. Building Trades* :— Bricklayers and Masons Stonecutters Carpenters Joiners ... Plumbers Painters, skilled „ unskilled Labourers Metal and Engineering Trades :— Manufacture of railway carriages and loco motives :— Skilled men Unskilled men Manufacture of gas meters :— Fitters ... ... ... ... ... Plumbers Turners Mechanicians (whose work corresponds to that of clock-makers). Smaller Engineering Establishments (iron construction for buildings) :— Fitters... ... ... ... ... ... Smiths ... ... ... ... ... Clothing Trade:— Tailoring (bespoke) :— Journeymen tailors (piece) „ „ (time) :— 1st grade goods 2nd ,, ,, ... ... ... ... Bid ,, ,, ... ... ... ... Transport and Dock Labour :— Loading and discharging Grain Trade :— Carriers of sacks from vessels to warehouse Men employed in grain lofts Timber Export Trade :— Unskilled labourers Miilsawyers Impregnators .. ... Printing Trade :— Hand compositors, machine minders, and pressmen. Machine compositors, jobbing work „ „ newspaper work Woodworking Trades : — Cabinet makers... Wood-pulp making :— Skilled mechanics ... Unskilled workpeople Food, Drink, and Tobacco Trades Brewing^ :— Skilled Unskilled Cigar and Tobacco Factories : Unskilled men 33s. 22s. 25s. 24s. 22s. 23s. 30s. to 35 s. 16s. I 24s. 9d. 22s. 10c?. 25s. 27s. 6c?. 23s. 9c?. 21s. 3c?. 22s. 36s. to 42s. 17s. 6c?. „ 21s. 3c?. 17s. 6c?. to 21s. 3c? (time) 19s. 4c?. to 21s. 6c?. (piece) 24s. Id. 31s. 4c?. 24s. 9c?. 32s. 2c?. 30s. 11c?. 22s. 24s. 21s. 21s. to 25s. 13s. 15s. 9c?. to 17s. 18s. 60 60 59& 60 60 60 60 60 59 60 60 60 60 60 55 (Irregular.) 60 60 . 60 60 60 54 54 48 60 66 70 60 51 63 60 * The wages and hours of labour stated tor the building trades are for a full week ir mer. f In addition to th 3& quarts of beer a day. summer. f In addition to the wage shown in the Table, workpeople in this trade are allowec