"HANDS ACROSS THE SEA."

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 172, 7 December 1912, Page 6

"HANDS ACROSS THE SEA."

CAN'.DI.AV TEACHERS PROPOSE TO I VJ.'il NEW ZEALAND. ! Auckland, December 4. A; letter has Veil rec. ; vd by the chairman ■<, th.« Ediifatk>:. hoard (Mr. G. J. Garland l r 'um the organising secretary of *liv. 'Jiiiids Across the Sea" movement uv ; ;;ig s A ;. L ,.,i teacliers in Canada (Mr. V. Ney), in reply to an invitation to visit Auckland. He mentions in the letter than 350 Canadian ieach crs paid tl,r- first visit to the Old Country last • uinmcr, nearly half of Uun pro".--!". „• 011 i 0 British possessions m (.!.,- •. , ,'itenanean and Egypt, lie is i!.-,-,' !-.)! njf (o arrange for a complete ti.:'i; e\ iln; Empire by representatives of ••.'. Hu; ;;,],. u ;,; Ul provinces and Newfoundland. Mr. Ney sa.\s that he is writing to tin; Education Department of Sew Zealand, and lie feels assured Ilia I :f all the. oversea 'louiinions will join,: the li'ovem -, must become a most powerful factor from every point of view. He proposes wherever possible that Canadian and Newfoundland members' should join up with their oversea colleagues "iroufp, and thus complete the remainder of Lin ir journey in company. }).■ hud ah- ady arranged for a number 01 ■■•■■yp-i.ui and Maltese teachers to visit... uuiathi during the summer of 1913. am! he .iooi. .d forward with the greatest pleasure to welcoming also a number fr■■; Ye Zealand.