BAZEIA

[s. 92] : A town in the eastern part of Cape Colony, S. Africa, situated in a fertile, well watered and thickly populated tract of land west of Umtata; station of the Moravians, occupied in 1862 on the invitation of the British Government agent for the Tembu people and the native chief The station was destroyed of this especial tribe. once by whirlwind and again by the Kafir war of 1881-82, yet the work here has been encouraging. The present establishment consists of 2 mi ionaries and their wives, 13 native workers, men and women, 2 Sunday schools, 5 village schools and 98 church members. Also written Baziya. Juan, Porto A town in the diamond Cape Colony, South Africa. Population, BEACONS FIELD fields. 74 Battle Harbour Beirut: 10,500; mi ion station of the Berlin Mi ionary Society (1885), with 1 mi ionary, 1 unmarried woman mi ionary, 8 native workers, 1 outstaAlso a station of tion and 123 communicants. the South African Wesley an Methodist Mi ionary Society, with 41 native workers, 23 outstations, 3 chapels, 3 Sunday schools, 2 village schools, a Young People’s Society and 502 church members. 92