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360 CHINA MISSION YEAR BOOK.TRINITY COLLEGE PRESS,NINGPO.This work is in connection with the C. M. S. Mid-China Mission, and, excepting an annual grant of $120from the C. M. S., is self-supporting. Three apprenticelads are employed, and the work done consists of theological books, general mission printing in Chinese characterand romanized, and the printing for the college. Thesuperintendent is the principal of the C. M. S. Training College."BROADCAST" TRACT PRESS, CHANGSHA, HUNAN.This Press began in 1897, and prints exclusivelyGospel leaflets of small size for widespread and freedistribution all tracts being sold to workers for barecost of paper, ink, and pressman. The plant and supportof foreigner are supplied by free-will offerings of interested parties in the United States. About 3,000,000 tractswere issued to January i, 1910, of which 390,000 wereprinted in 1909. The work is carried on in connectionwith the China Mission of the "Galilee" (Baptist)Church of Denver, Colorado, U. S. A. Allen N. Cameronis missionary printer and superintendent.SOUTH CHIHLI MISSIONPRESS.This work was started is connection with the industrial feature of the schools of the South Chihli Mission.It is practically self-supporting the eaucatioual, evangel;istic, colportage or other departments paying cost. Theoutput reported from 1904 to the last World MissionaryConference was 5,000,000 pages a half million more;pages for last year would indicate total output. DeaconWang Liu-tsun is the superintendent ; the secretary ofthe mission is Rev. H. W. Moulding.ENGLISH BAPTIST MISSION PRESS, SIANFU.Although small, this establishment has been of thegreatest use in supplying the needs of the part of Shensi