KOTTA

[s. 398] : A town in Ceylon, India, situated about 6 miles S. E. of Colombo. A station of the CMS (1882), with (1903) 1 mi ionary and his wife, 1 woman mi ionary, 96 native workers, 48 village schools, 3 high schools and 1,375 profe ed Christians, of whom 315 are communicants. Name sometimes spelled Cotta. YAM KOTTA A town in the province of Travancore, Madras, India, situated 32 miles S. E. by E. of Cochin, with a population (1881) of 11,300. A station of the CEZ (1871), with (1903) 10 native workers and 2 day schools. Station also of the CMS (1882), with (1903) 4 mi ionaries (three of them with their wives), 2 women mi ionaries, 49 native workers, 1 printing pre , 5 village schools, 1* high school, 1 theological school and 1 college. There are also in the Native Church Council of the district 172 native workers, 90 village schools and 20,645 profe ed Christians, of whom 5,194 are communicants. Name sometimes spelled Cottayam.: KOTZEBUE: A station of the AFFM on the N. shore of Kotzebue Sound, an inlet of Bering’s Strait, on the W. coast of Alaska. The station was established in 1897 and has a mi ionary and his wife and 1 woman mi ionary. 398