TO SIR, FREDERICK YOUNG, K.C.M.G.,

_A Vice-President of the Royal Colonial Institute._

"SIR,

"We, the undersigned Fellows of the Royal Colonial Institute, take

advantage of your presence amongst us to join in the expression of

hearty welcome to South Africa, which has greeted you in the

several towns where you have met the Members of the Institute, with

which you have been so long and honourably connected.

"We are mindful of the valuable services which you have so long

rendered to our Institute, as Honorary Secretary, the indefatigable

zeal ever displayed by you in forwarding the interests of the

Colonies of Great Britain; and that the success of the

Institution, over which you now preside, as one of the

Vice-Presidents, is in no small degree due to your exertions. We

venture to hope that your visit to South Africa has been an

agreeable one, and that with renewed health you will return home to

resume and continue the valuable services you have heretofore

rendered, and that the Royal Colonial Institute may continue to

flourish under the auspices of the distinguished men who so ably

guard its interests."

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