QUIHONGOA

[s. 631] : A town in Angola, West Africa, situated about 160 miles S. E. of S. Paolo de sionaries, Rajputaiia Station of the ME, with (1903) 3 misone of them with his wife; 1 place of 1 Sunday school, 1 printing house, 1 industrial school, and 150 profe ed Christians. worship, QUILON An ancient town and seaport in Travancore, South India, situated on the Malabar coast, 40 miles N. of Trivandrum. It had a trade with China as early as 851. Portuguese established a trading post here in 1503, which was afterward seized by the Dutch. Population, 35,000. Station of the CMS (1821), with (1903) 1 mi ionary and his wife, 78 native workers, 20 outstations, 24 Sunday schools, 1 boarding school, 44 day schools, and 2,515 profe ed Christians, of whom 472 are communicants.: R RABAI: A town in British East Africa, situated about 10 miles N. W. of Mombasa, on the Station of the CMS (1846), with 1 mainland. mi ionary and his wife, 2 women mi ionaries, 15 native workers, 1 place of worship, 2 day schools, 1 boarding school, 1 dispensary, and 839 profe ed Christians, of whom 399 are communicants. A RAGHAVAPURAM village in Madras,: India, situated between the Kistna and Godavari miles E. by S. of Kamamet. Rivers, about 60 (1872), with (1900) 1 mis Station of the sionary and his wife, 16 native workers, 1 place of worship, 15 day schools, and 2,608 profe ed 461 are communicants. Christians, of RAIATEA: One of the Society Islands in the South Pacific, situated N. W. of Tahiti. It played an important part in the early history of the LMS mi ion to Tahiti, having yielded almost the first encouragement in the depre ing Station of the Paris period of early effort. CMS whom Evangelical Mi ion Society, with 2 mi ionaries, 4 native workers, 4 places of worship, 1 day school, 1 printing pre , and 646 profe ed Christians at four different villages on the island. ch117.xhtml r 631