BATHURST

[s. 91] : A town of 9,000 inhabitants on an island at the mouth of the Gambia River, W. Africa. It is the chief town of the Gambia (British) Colony. Station of the WMS, with 3 mi ionaries, 34 native workers, men and women, 4 outstations, 4 chapels, 4 common schools and 730 church members. BATHURST and 2 high schools, and there are 12,605 commun- A village in Cape Colony, South Africa, 20 miles S. E. of Grahams town; population 1,000; station of the South African Wesley an Methodist Mi ionary Society, with 22 native workers, 14 outstations, 6 chapels, 3 common schools, a Young People’s Society and 230 icants. church members. and Christians. It has been a station of the ABMU since 1840. It is now operated by 12 mi ionaries and 300 It has 64 out native workers, men and women. stations, 157 preaching places, 123 village schools BASSETERRE: Capital of the island of St. W. Station of Population, 9,900. the Moravians (1777) with 1 mi ionary and his wife, 32 native workers, men and women, 2 Sunday schools, 3 common schools, and 570 Kitts, I., communicants. 91