KUMASSI

[s. 400] : A town situated 104 miles north by west of Cape Coast Castle, in the Gold Coast Colony, Western Africa. A station of the Basel Mi ionary Society (^1896), with (1903) 2 mi ionaries and their wives, 5 native workers, 3 outstations, 4 day schools and 80 profe ed Christians. Station of the also, with (1903) 1 mi ionary, 8 native workers, 35 outstations, 35 places of worship, 4 Sunday schools, 4 day schools, and 55 profe ed Christians. Name sometimes spelled Kumase. KUMBAKONAM. See Combaconum. KUMUKI DIALECT. See Turkish Language. KUNDAKUR. See Kandukur. KUNDI A village in the eastern part of the native state of Rewa, Central India, near the WMS: Chota Nagpur frontier. A station of the WMS, with (1903) 1 mi ionary, 13 native workers, 7 places of worship, 7 Sunday schools, 7 day schools, and 444 profe ed Christians, of whom 57 are communicants. KUimAinCULAM A town in the native state: Kroonstad of Cochin, India, situated about 28 miles S. W. of Coimbatore. station of the (1854), with (1903) 35 native workers, 4 outstations, 7 day schools, and 97 profe ed Christians. A CMS A KUNSAN: village and seaport of Korea, situated on the western coast, about 150 mile i south of Chemulpo and near the mouth of the Chang-po River. Station of the PS (1896), with (1903) 3 mi ionaries, two of them with their wives; 1 mi ionary woman, 3 outstations, 1 day school and 1 dispensary. A KUNSO: settlement in Sierra Leone, W. Africa, situated 120 miles N. E. of Free town. St«,tion of the Wesley an Methodist Connexion America (1890), with (1900) 2 mi ionaries and their wives, 1 mi ionary woman, 5 native women workers, 1 place of worship and 1 print of ing house. 401