KIRCHDORF

[s. 392] : A village in Natal, S. Africa, near New Hanover. Station of the Luther an Free Church of Hannover (1892), with (1903) 1 mi ionary, 1 native worker, 1 day school, and 200 profe ing Christians. ABCFM UB YMCA KIRGHIZ TURKI LANGUAGE. 874 See Turkish Language. KIRIIT A city in Manchuria, China, capital of the province of Kirin, situated 225 miles N. E. of Mukden, in a charming region encircled by hills on the north and by the Sungari River on the south. It stands at the head of navigation on this river, and many junks are built here. Population, 200,000. Station of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland (1894), with (1900) 2 mi ionaries, 1 with his wife; 22 native workers, 10 outstations, 11 places of worship, 8 day schools, 1 theological training cla , a dispensary, a hospital, and 115 church members. The BFBS has an agency here with a Bible depot. KIRMAN. See Kbrman.: KIRWINA. See Kawatabia. KISAUNI, or Frere Town: A village in British East Africa situated on the E. side of the inlet bordering Mombasa on the E., and 2 miles N. N. E. of Mombasa. Station of the CMS (1874), with (1903) 5 mi ionaries, four of them with their wives; 4 women mi ionaries, 15 native workers, 1 chapel, 2 boarding schools, 1 theological cla , 1 orphanage, 565 profe ed Christians, of whom 208 are communicants. KISMAYU A settlement in the northern part: of British East Africa, situated on the coast near Station of the the mouth of the Juba River. Evangelical Swedish National Mi ionary Society (1897). 392