GOGO LANGUAGE

[s. 285] : family, Belongs to the Bantu and is spoken by about 100,000 people living in the central part of German East Africa, west of Mpwapwa. It was reduced to writing by mi ionaries of the CMS and is another case of the use of Roman letters by illiterate tribes. GOKHAS A station of the Rhenish Mi ionary Society in the eastern part of German Southwest Africa, situated among the Namaquas, about 300 miles S. E. of Walfisch Bay and 260 miles N. E. It has (1903) 1 mi ionary of Angra Pequena. and his wife, 3 native workers, 1 day school, and 383 baptized Christians. The name is written by the Society, according to German rules, Gochas.: GOLAGHAT: A village in A am, situated 88 Golbanil Goodell miles S. W. of Dibrugarh, in the district of Sibsagar. Population, about 5,000. Station of the (1898), with (1903) 1 mi ionary and his wife, 17 native workers, men and women; 14 preaching places and outstations, 2 day schools, 1 high school, and 900 profe ing Christians. ch039.xhtml a 286