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With kind regards and best wishes for the continued progress of the Greenville Rotary Club, and assuring you that any of your Members travelling in South Africa will receive a hearty welcome from us.
We are,
Yours faithfully,
DURBAN CLUB.
[signature in blue ink]
Honoary Secretary.

[photo of a palace with words: "PORBANDAR", "MADRESSA", "TRUST", and "BUILDING" inscribed on it]

Photograph by Melville Chater
COMMERCE AND RELIGION MINGLE IN THE DURBAN EAST INDIAN QUARTER
Shops underneath the arcade of the mosque and mosque school recall the Biblical record of the money-changers in the Temple.

[photograph of a statue in a park]
Photograph by Meville Chater
DURBAN COMMEMORATES THE HERO OF A FAMOUS RIDE
The statue represents Dick King, who rode 600 miles, to Grahamstown ( [crossed out: "see page 427"] ), in ten days to get relief for the British when the Dutch were besieging Durban. It stands on the Victoria Embankment at Durban

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