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MUNICH. 
Weekly Wages. 
Weekly Hours 
of Labour. 
Food, Drink, &c., Industries :■ 
Bakers, 1st men 
„ 2nd „ 
Beer brewing—brewers 
„ coopers 
„ draymen 
„ labourers 
Piano Manufactories :— 
Piano makers 
Cabinetmakers ... 
Labourers 
Glass Painting :— 
Designers 
Glaziers ... 
Painters ... 
Burners ... 
Miscellaneous Trades :— 
Rubber goods makers ... 
„ labourers 
Brick makers at presses 
„ labourers 
Carmen ... 
30s. 3d 
26s. 3d 
36s. 
31s. 6d 
25s. 
22s. to 23s. 
36s. to 40s. 
30s. „ 40s. 
21s. „ 24s. 
45s. to 48s. 
27s. „ 34s. 
45s. „ 48s. 
30s. „ 45s. 
20s. 5d to 25s. 2d 
16s. lOd „ 19s. 2d 
25s. 3d 
16s. lOd 
20s. to 25s. 
84* 
84* 
644 to 65 
60 
60 
60 
54 
54 
54 
48 to 54 
48 „54 
48 „ 54 
48 „ 54 
60 
60 
58 
58 
* Including intervals. 
Appended are the rates of wages and hours of labour of municipal 
employees at the same date :— 
Weekly Wages. 
Weekly Hours 
of Labour. 
Road Construction and Maintenance 
Foremen... 
Labourers 
Street Paving and Cleaning :— 
Foremen 
Sweepers and Labourers 
Depot labourers 
Gasworks :— 
Foremen... 
Stokers ... 
Labourers 
Waterworks :— 
Foremen... 
Labourers 
Electric Lighting and Power :— 
Engine-men 
Stokers ... 
Erectors ... 
Fitters ... 
Assistants 
31s. lOd 
19s. 2d to 24s. 
31s. lOd 
18s. to 24s. 
19s. 2d „ 21s. 7d 
28s. 6d to 34s. lOd 
25s. 2d. „ 31s. 2d 
19s. 2d „ 25s. 2d 
33s. 7d 
19s. lOd to 25s. 2d 
23s. 8d to 30s. 
21s. to 23s. 8d 
22s. lOd to 29s. 8d 
18s. 3d „ 29s. 8d 
18s. to 22s. lOd 
60 
60 
60 
60 
60 
60 
60 
60 
60 
57 
57 
57 
57 
Tramways (private) :— 
Drivers 
Conductors 
23s. Id 
22s. 6d to 27s. 
54 to 60 
54 „60 
Representing wages at Berlin by 100, the proportionate figures for Munich 
are—for the building trades, 85 for skilled men and 89 for labourers ; for the 
engineering trades, 83 for skilled men and 89 for labourers ; and for the 
printing trades, 94. 
Housing and Rents. 
Munich is essentially a town of large houses of the " barrack ” type and of 
small tenements, and this characteristic tends to become rather more pronounced 
than otherwise. The word house is here used, of course, in the German sense, as 
indicating an individual block of tenement dwellings, with its series of flats, and its 
front and back buildings as the case may be, in short, the entire structure which