GYAZA

[s. 300] : A settlement in Uganda, Central Africa, situated about 15 miles N. of Mengo. Station of the CMS (1895), with (1903) 1 mi ionary and his wife, 119 native workers, men and women; 1 preaching place, 3 day schools, and 2,437 profe ing Christians. The name is also written Gayaza. S83 Gnndert Haifa H HAI-CHENG-HSIEN A town in the province: «f Liao-tung, Manchuria, China, situated about 32 miles E. by N. of Newchwang. It was the scene of a defeat of the Chinese army by the Jap Station of the UFS anese in the war of 1894. (1876), with (1903) a mi ionary and his wife, 25 native workers, 8 outstations, 5 day schools, and 865 profe ing Christians. HAIDARABAD Capital of the native state of the same name in S. Central India, situated on the Musi River, a tributary of the Kistna, amid Towering above wild and picturesque scenery. all other Duildings is the splendid pile of the The city was founded in British Residency. 1589, and its population, numbering (1901) 448,466, is the most varied in India, as well as the most turbulent in appearance. The inhabitants are, for the most part, Mohammedans, making Haidarabad the largest Mohammedan city in India and second in the world of Islam to ConIt is a station of the CMS stantinople alone. (1901), with (1902) 1 mi ionary, 5 native workers, and 30 profe ing Christians. Station also of the WMS, with (1903) 3 mi ionaries, 60 native workers, men and women; 4 preaching places, 11 day schools, and 193 profe ing Christians. Station also of the ME, with (1902) 1 mi ionary and his wife, 3 women mi ionaries, 19 native workers, men and women; 8 day schools, an orphanage, and 28 profe ing Christians. The also has a representative there.: YWCA A The HAIDARABAD: city in Sind, India. city is a naturally and artificially fortified town, on a low Sind. It stands the capital of formerly limestone ridge E. of the Indus, and is noted for its silks and its manufactures of fine work in the Population (1891) 54,600, of precious metals. whom 32,000 are Hindus and the remainder Station of the CMS nearly all Mohammedans. (1856) and the CEZ (1885), with 1 mi ionary and his wife, 3 women mi ionaries, 22 native workers, of whom 8 are women; 10 day schools, and 1 boarding school. There are also 356 pupils in the zenanas. ch045.xhtml h 301