TAMSUI

[s. 741] : A town and treaty port in Japan, situated in the island of Formosa, on the W. coast and in the N. part of the island. Population, 100,000. Station of the PCC (1872), with (1901) 2 mi ionaries and their wives, 79 native workers, 56 outstations, 5 places of worday schools, 1 college, 1,891 profe ed Christians. ship, 6 1 hospital, and TANABE: A town in Japan, situated in the N. main island, about 40 miles N. E. of Station of the Cumber land PresbyMi ionary Society (1885), with (1901) 1 woman mi ionary, 1 native worker, 1 place of worship, 2 Sunday schools, and 64 profe ed of the Aomori. terian Christians. TANAH-ABANG A settlement in the island of Java, Dutch East Indies, situated about 12 miles W. of Batavia. Station of the Netherlands Mi ionary Union (1902), with the outstations formerly connected with Tang-ger an. It has (1903) 1 mi ionary, 5 native workers, 7 outstations, 4 day schools, and 170 profe ed Christians, A considerable proportion of the Christians here are Chinese coolies. ch132.xhtml x 741