Fruits of Toil in the London Missionary Society — John Shaqi
Fruits of Toil in the London Missionary Society
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Fruits of Toil in the London Missionary Society
London Missionary Society -- History; London Missionary Society -- Missions; Missions -- History -- 19th century
a. For the Extension of Missions in China 552 12 10
b. For the Extension of Missions in India 371 5 4
c. For Madagascar Mission 1,521 7 11
d. For Memorial Churches 1,267 17 0
e. For Training Native Agents, other
than in India 1,000 0 0
f. For Missionary Ship 253 19 0
g. For Expenditure of 1867 and 1868 79 7 8
------------ 5,046 9 9
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Total Income 101,369 8 7
3. Balance in hand, May, 1868 1,062 8 4
4. Funded Property, Tasmania Bond, paid off 500 0 0
5. Value of Stock transferred from Ship
Account 2,432 0 0
6. Rev. Dr. Tidman's Testimonial Fund 3,483 18 11
----------- 7,478 7 3
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108,847 15 10
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2.--EXPENDITURE.
1. FOREIGN EXPENDITURE.
a. China Mission: allowances of the English
Missionaries; Rents; Repairs; Sick Leave;
Expenses of Itinerancies; Native Agency;
Education, and the Press (as detailed in the
last Annual Report) 10,103 7 3
b. India Missions: Bengal and North India; the
Madras Presidency; and Travancore 35,386 13 11
c. Madagascar Mission 6,686 4 4
d. South Africa Mission 9,872 1 6
e. West India Mission 9,225 10 9
f. Mission in the South Seas 13,454 19 2
g. Education of Missionary Students 2,109 10 1
h. Retired Missionaries; Widows and Orphans 3,398 8 0
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TOTAL FOREIGN EXPENDITURE 90,236 15 3
2. HOME EXPENDITURE.
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