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According to the cables the Russian Bolsheviks are trying hard to moec.v.sc the <_h:r.osc and paint the yellow man a very violent red. And North and South China are flying at one another's threats quite in the modern way. But this street scene in Shanghai shows that John Chinaman has not quite emerged from the musty past. Rickshas are quite a common feature of the East—Japan, China, Colombo, parts of India—and they are found as far west as Durban, in South Africa. But could anyone but a leisurely Chinese have evolved the idea of hanging garden-seats round a glorified wheelbarrow, and plying for hire?

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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 25, 30 January 1926, Page 9

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According to the cables the Russian Bolsheviks are trying hard to moec.v.sc the <_h:r.osc and paint the yellow man a very violent red. And North and South China are flying at one another's threats quite in the modern way. But this street scene in Shanghai shows that John Chinaman has not quite emerged from the musty past. Rickshas are quite a common feature of the East—Japan, China, Colombo, parts of India—and they are found as far west as Durban, in South Africa. But could anyone but a leisurely Chinese have evolved the idea of hanging garden-seats round a glorified wheelbarrow, and plying for hire? Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 25, 30 January 1926, Page 9

According to the cables the Russian Bolsheviks are trying hard to moec.v.sc the <_h:r.osc and paint the yellow man a very violent red. And North and South China are flying at one another's threats quite in the modern way. But this street scene in Shanghai shows that John Chinaman has not quite emerged from the musty past. Rickshas are quite a common feature of the East—Japan, China, Colombo, parts of India—and they are found as far west as Durban, in South Africa. But could anyone but a leisurely Chinese have evolved the idea of hanging garden-seats round a glorified wheelbarrow, and plying for hire? Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 25, 30 January 1926, Page 9