The correspondent who wrote to us the other day complaining that his private ricsha had been chiva vied off the Recreation Ground—whither the owner had gone to play tennis—by a policeman and had_been made to wait somewhere in Thibet Road, has undoubtedly much justice in his grievance. We doubt if the trustees of the Recreation Ground are aware of this: procedure and it is decidedly open to question whether either they or the police have the right to remove a private ricsha so long as there is room for it in the space reserved for waiting vehicles. The ground is free for all and so is the space for conveyances, ricshas as as motor-cars: and incidentally _half-a-dozen ricshas can be packed together in the same
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