The Secretary, China Inland Mission, 267 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia. [Illustration: MAP OF CHINA Shewing {1. All Protestant Mission Stations in China up to June 1866, when the C.I.M. was founded (they numbered fifteen) These are underlined in black. {2. The Stations of the China Inland Mission which (with the exception of Ning-Po & Fung-hwa) have been opened since June 1866. These are printed in red.] [Illustration] STATIONS OF THE CHINA INLAND MISSION 1900 (BEFORE THE BOXER OUTBREAK) The best guide to the stations of the Mission is the new _China Inland Mission Map_ (size 44 × 38 in., mounted on linen, coloured, varnished, and hung on rollers), price 8s. _net_, carriage and packing extra. Mounted to fold, 8s. _net_, post free. Provinces.[4] Stations.[5] WORK BEGUN. =Kan-suh=, 1876 LIANG-CHAU 1888 SI-NING 1885 LAN-CHAU 1885 TS'IN-CHAU 1878 _Area,[6] 125,450 square miles._ FU K'IANG 1899 _Population, 9,285,377._ P'ING-LIANG 1895 KING-CHAU 1895 TS'ING-NING 1897 Chen-yuen 1897 Tong-chi 1899 -------------------------------------------------------------------- =Shen-si=, 1876. Lung-chau 1893 FENG-TSIANG 1888 Mei-hien 1893 K'IEN-CHAU 1894 _Area, 67,400 square miles._ Chau-chih 1893 _Population, 8,432,193._ _Sang-kia-chuang_ 1894 Hing-p'ing 1893 SI-GAN 1893 _Ying-kia-wei_ 1893 Chen-kia-hu 1897 Lan-t'ien 1895 K'ien-yang 1897 Ch'ang-wu 1897 San-shui 1897 T'UNG-CHAU 1891 Han-ch'eng 1897 HAN-CHUNG 1879 Ch'eng-ku 1887