SESHEKE

[s. 683] : A settlement in British Central Africa, situated in the S. W. part of that region, on the Zambesi River, about ^00 miles W. of The climate is very try Sal is bury in Rhodesia. Station ing to Europe ans because of malaria. Paris Evangelical Mi ionary Society of the (1885), with (1903) 2 mi ionaries, one of them with his wife; 1 woman mi ionary, 1 place of worship, and 1 boarding school. SEYCHELLES A group of islands in the Indian Ocean; a dependency of the British colony of Mi ions are carried on by the SPG Mauritius. (1843), with 1 native male teacher and 136 Chris At Mah6 the CMS has tians in native churches. a mi ion station, and works, mainly by its schools, among the creole negroes.: SHAFTESBURY: A settlement in the N. W. of Canada, situated on Peace River, in the S. W. part Station of the CMS (1888), with of Athabasca. (1903) 1 mi ionary, 1 native worker, 1 day school, and 26 profe ed Christians, of whom 10 are communicants, SHAH JAHANPUR A town in the United Provinces, India, situated in the Rohilkhand Manudivision, about 55 miles N. W. of Sitapur. Population (1901), 76,458, factures much sugar. of whom 37,000 are Mohammedans and 36,000 Hindus. Station circuit of the ME, with (1903): woman mi ion2 mi ionaries and their wives, 1 ary, 42 native workers, 5 places of worship, 1 boarding school, 1 orphanage, 15 day schools, 29 Sunday ’schools, and 385 profe ed Christians. 683