LEVUKA
The Encyclopedia of Missions · 1904 · p. 411
[s. 411] : A town on the island of Ovalau, former capital of the Fiji Islands, Ocean i a, situated on the E. coast and surrounded by hills. Station of the Australian Wesley an Mi ionary Society, with (1900) 1 mi ionary, 87 native workers, 56 places of worship, 103 Sunday schools, 123 day schools and 1,091 Christians. The SPG also has a station there, with 1 mis north Paris sionary. A village in the Barotsi valley, Rho- LIALTJI: desi a, Africa, situated on a low hill, 15 miles E. of the Zambesi River, with which it is connected by a canal constructed by the Barotsi chief Station of the Paris Evangelical Lewanika. Society (1892), with (1903) 2 mi ionaries, 2 women mi ionaries and 1 day school. The name is sometimes spelled Lealuyi. A town in the province Kan-su, China, situated in a fertile plain, 180 The plain is often flooded miles from Lan-chau. by the Shwan-tai River. Altitude, 5,000 feet. Station of the CIM (1888), Population, 20,000. with (1903) 3 mi ionaries, 2 with their wives, and one woman mi ionary. 411
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