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... station ; Rev. T. C. Johns , with Mrs. Johns and family , for Lakoja station ; Mr. Paul , schoolmaster , for Gbebe station ; Mr. Cole , schoolmaster , for Onitsha station ; Mr. and Mrs. Dewring and family , a Scripture reader , for the Nun ...
... station ; Rev. T. C. Johns , with Mrs. Johns and family , for Lakoja station ; Mr. Paul , schoolmaster , for Gbebe station ; Mr. Cole , schoolmaster , for Onitsha station ; Mr. and Mrs. Dewring and family , a Scripture reader , for the Nun ...
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... station . So long ago as 1842 this station was opened by Mr. M. Appleby , catechist ; but owing to frequent changes in missionaries and teachers but little fruit as yet appears . Taboo , thirty miles east of Cape Palmas , in the Plabo ...
... station . So long ago as 1842 this station was opened by Mr. M. Appleby , catechist ; but owing to frequent changes in missionaries and teachers but little fruit as yet appears . Taboo , thirty miles east of Cape Palmas , in the Plabo ...
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stations and laborers . Only two stations are occupied by mission- aries on Corisce - Evangasimba aud Alongo ; the other station Ugobi , is placed under the charge of a native assistant , but Mr. Nassau conducted the morning - services ...
stations and laborers . Only two stations are occupied by mission- aries on Corisce - Evangasimba aud Alongo ; the other station Ugobi , is placed under the charge of a native assistant , but Mr. Nassau conducted the morning - services ...
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