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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 831, 1 June 1910, Page 6

Iu an interview with Mr. ,T. 3fcy, of Manitoba, that gentleman explained his object was to visit the various centres of education, and the more "important cities and towns of the United Kingdom, to make arrangements for the visit of some 180 school teachers. This large party will leave Montreal in the Allan liner Virginian on July 8, and on arrival hero will follow the itinerary Mr. Ney is now arranging. Of the 180 teachers "only one or two have yet seen the "Old Home Country," though nearly all have relations in some part of the "Home" land whom they have never seen. The movement has the highest patronage, including that of Lord Strathcona and Mount Itoyal. ■ ' • The K.M.S. Toncariro will sail from the Glasgow Wharf to-day at noon for London ' direct. Passengers arc requested to have their baggage alongside at 10 a.m., and to ho on hoard by li a.m. Tlio ordinary meeting of the Wellington Philosophical Society will bo held toiiidlit at 8 o'clock in tlio Dominion Museum. "The Elementary psychology or Child Life," by Miss C. !■!. Kirk. "The Customs and Traditions of the Fouthii NKatahti," by Mrs. 11. Tl. Rkinncv. and "Jlsilliw's Coini't." by Mr. C. K. Adam* will bo thi'veubjecl'S of the lecturers for ,tho evening.