GIATWANGAK

[s. 283] : A GIBEON: A station of the Rhenish Mi ionary Society in German Southwest Africa, situated about 190 miles N. E. of Angra Pequena. It has (1903) 1 mi ionary and his wife, 3 native workers, one a woman; 1 day school, and 383 profe The people among whom thi» ing Christians. station is established are Namaquas in the main. GIFU A town and railway station on the main island of Japan, situated 75 miles E. N. E. of Kioto. It is the capital of the prefecture of the same name, and has a population (1898) of about Station of the CMS (1890), with (1903) 31,000. 4 mi ionaries, men and women, and 7 native workers, men and women. Two interesting features of the work here are the home for ex-convicts and the school for the blind.: A settlement in Portuguese East on a high bluff overlooking Station of the ME (1884), Bay. Inhambane with (1903) 1 mi ionary and his wife, 9 native workers, men and women, a printing liouse and a high school. 283