Occupation On Census

[Steve G]

Pretty sure what it says. Just like some more opinion, please.

Thanks 

[Gadget]

Bricklayers Labourer?

[Rhododendron]

Could be Bricklayer (and the Labourer is written in a different hand presumably for categorising him for the records).

Or as Gadget said, it could be Bricklayer's Labourer.

(I think it is the first one.)

[Gadget]

My doubt is the possible double l in layer(s). I can't think what else it can be though.

[arthurk]

Is it a looped 'l' that's lost its top?

Steve - if you can tell us the reference for this, someone might be able to take a look on a different site to the one you used. There's usually Ancestry, FindMyPast, The Genealogist and FamilySearch to choose from, and I've sometimes found that one site's images are clearer than another's.

[Claire64]

I'd say bricklayer's labourer too, lazy writing

[Gadget]

Enlarged to see if there's a possible loop

[*Sandra*]

bricklayer's labourer from me.........

[Steve G]

  Thanks, peeps. Walks like a duck, doesn't it? I thought Brickies Lab too. And, it fits the sort of guy he was too.

Never hurts to get the consensus though 

Thanks.