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[s. 244] : A village in Cape Colony, S. Africa, 37 miles N. of Port Elizabeth. Population, about Station of the Moravians, founded in 1,500. 1818. The present force (1903) is 1 mi ionary and his wife, with 5 native workers and 200 communicants. The adherents have been diminished by the “Ethiopian Church” movement. ENTAKAMO Station of the Unsectarian Mi ion to the Zulu-Kaffirs, situated in Natal, S. Africa, on the Umzimkulu River, about 10 miles N. by W. of Stuart’s Town.: ENTOMBE: A settlement in the Wakkerof the Transvaal Colony, S. Africa; station of the Herm anns burg Mi ionary stroom district Society (1861), which had about 400 profe ing Christians before the Transvaal war, but of which later detaUs are not now (1903) available. ENTTJMENI A settlement in the northeastern part of Natal, S. Africa, situated near Ft. Chater and about 10 miles S. W. from Eshowe. Station of the Schreuder Norwegian Mi ion, with (1900) 5 mi ionaries, men and women; a high school, a training cla for women workers and 202 pro: fe ing Christians. 244