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The Encyclopedia of Missions · 1904 · p. 230
[s. 229] : A Hindus and (1891), 32,800, of whom 23,900 are Station of the Basel Mi ionary 7 000 Muslims. and Society (1837), with (1902) 3 mi ionaries women; their wives, 21 native workers, men and and 235 pro3 elementary schools, 1 high school fe ing Christians. Diadia Uoreli DIADIA: A settlement in the Congo Free State; situated on tiie N. side of the Congo River, about 175 miles from its mouth. Station of the Swedish Mi ionary Society (1888), with 7 mi ionaries, men and women; 12 native workers, 1 preaching place, 1 high school, 1 orphan asylum, 1 dispensary and 394 profe ing Christians. DIAMANTE A town in the Argentine Repub: South America; situated on the Parana PopuRiver, about 25 miles S. S. W. of Parana. Station of the SDA, with 2 lati on about 2,000. Statistics included mi ionaries and their wives. lic, under Buenos Aires. DIAMOND HARBOR A seaport in the district: 24 Parganas, Bengal, India; situated at the head of the estuary of the Hugli, 30 miles Population about 5,000. S. S. W. of Calcutta. Station circuit of the ME, with (1902) 2 mi ionary women, 11 native workers, 5 Sunday schools, 5 common schools, 2 preaching places, 1 Young ot the People’s Society and 53 profe ing Christians. 230
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