IDUTYWA

[s. 338] : A or reserve in Cape Colony, S. Africa, situated in the Trans lie i region, some 70 mUes N. of East London. Station of the SPG (1893), and the Episcopal Church in Scotland (1896), with (1903) 1 mi ionary, 31 native workers, 17 outstations, 12 places of worship, 17 day schools, and 2,800 profe ed Christians, of whom 763 are communicants. district IGATPURI A town in the Bombay Presidency,: India, situated in the district of Nasik, 72 miles N. E. of Bombay. Population (1891) 7,500, of whom 4,800 are Hindus. Station of the ME, with (1903) 1 mi ionary and his wife, 5 native workers, 1 preaching place, 4 Sunday schools, 1 day school, and 277 profe ed Christians. IH-YANG. See I-yang-hsien. 320 IJEBU ODE: A town in the Yoruba country, W. Africa, situated 35 miles N. E. by E. of Lagos. Population, about 30,000. Station of the CMS native Church, with (including Ijebu Igbo, 1903) 19 native workers, 7 day schools, and 3,768 profe ed Christians, of whom 623 are communicants. Station also of the WMS, with (1903) 1 mi ionary, 34 native workers, men and women; 35 places of worship, 6 day schools, and 407 profe ed Christians. Name also written Jebu Ode, Ijebu, and Ode. IKOKO A settlement in the Congo Free State,: 320 miles N. E. of Stanley Pool. Station of the ABMU (1894), with (1903) 2 mi ionaries, 1 mi ionary’s wife, 3 women mi ionaries, and 5 native workers. 338