GRAPHOLOGY

New Zealand Mail, Issue 1610, 7 January 1903, Page 16

GRAPHOLOGY

YOUR CHARACTER FROM YOUR HANDWRITING.

RULES: If you -wish to have your charao ter told from, your handwriting, write to our Graphologist, enclosing Une Shilling IJi - ~ Write, in your ordinary hanawriting, a snort letter requesting a delineation of your character, sign with your usual signature, and give a noin-de-plume, then address your letter to “Grapho, ‘‘New Zealand Mail. Lambton quay Wellington, and enclose postage stamps to the value of Une Shilling.

A READER (Dannevirke). —You did quite right in sending stamps. • You are unobstrusive, but get your own way quietly. You are broad-minded, rather unconventional and have some originality. You have good mental ability, and would Write and speak with fluency. You are generous in your dealings with others, and liberal in money matters. Are fond of talking, have plenty to say in congenial society, and are liberal in your views and opinions. You are enthusiastic and energetic, and anything you undertake you do thoroughly, and you would be neat and careful, but in some ways you are untidy and happy-go-lucky. Yours is a, kind hearted, affectionate nature, and on the whole you are good tempered. JPOHUI (Napier).—You are fond of pleasure, believe in enjoying yourself as much as possible. Are not hard to please, and avail your s elf of any pleasure that comes in your path. You are fond of the opposite sex, and like .-e. rechiving attention from them. You are rather" self-willed, hasty in temper and actions, and are rather impatient of advice and guidance. Are domesticated would be a useful member of a household. Are fond of children, and are thoroughly good-natured and kind. You are communicative, fond of talking, and can thoroughly appreciate a joke. Are kind-hearted and liberal-minded, and never forget a kindness. Are happy-go-lucky and rather untidy. You are fond of reading and music, and possess some originality. jCONTINGENT (Martinborough). The compliments of the season to you. You are fond of your home life, and are eminently fitted for the domestic sphere. You are very careful and painstaking, conscientious, and always try to do your duty. You have plenty of common"sense; use your reasoning powers, and look at life from a practical standpoint. You are refined, and have a charitable mind. In moral courage you are strong, and you can be firm and decided in your opinions. You choose your friends with discretion, and esteem • Miat which is best in character and -Demeanour. You are good tempered and easy to get on with, but you can be very obstinate when once you make up your mind to do, anything. You are artistic in your tastes. PRETTY JANE (Wakefield).—You have a fund of high spirits; have great capacity for enjoyment and dearly love a joke. Are never at a loss for something to say, and can express yourself well and gracefully. You are openhanded, and would he a genial companion. You are sociable, and like to be surrounded by your friends, you are shrewd' and quick to grasp a subject. Your temper is hasty. You are at times impatient, and do not care to "be kept waiting. Yon have a strong individuality, some originality, good taste in literature, sense of humour, and many hobbies and interests. You have a good head for complicated matters, and would be smart at figures. Medium will power. SHOELESS (Wakefield).—You are cautious and observant, and ,have much foresight and prudence. You are fond of argument, and will not take your opinions ready-made, preferring to draw your own conclusions. You do not always make the 'best of things, but allow yourself to be depressed when things do not go exactly right. - You are ‘ careful in money matters, and dislike needless waste in any form. You are painstaking and thorough in yonr ■undertakings, and have good will power. Are very affectionate, domesticated, fond of your home, and wonld sacrifice much for those who belong to the home circle. Should be a good needlewoman, and altogether would be a most useful member of a household. Some originality is shown in your handwriting. PWEEKIE (Wakefield). A warmhearted, impulsive temperament, selfwilled at times, and rather unconventional. Yon are imaginative, liberal in your views and actions. You are affectionate, charitable in your opinions, and like to make the best of things. You are impatient of harsh control, hut can be easily guided by kindness. Would be a staunch friend, loyal and true to others in times of adversity. You are full of fuu, fond of amusements, enjoy the society of your friends, love music, should have special taste for it, and should be a good conversationalist. You are quick to appreciate a kindness. and delight in doing a good turn to others. You are happy-go-lucky, and in some things are careless and untidy. ARE (Moutoa). —You have some penetration, are quick to get dn insight into the character of others, and your judgment can usually be relied upon. You have much personal magnetism, would be an entertaining companion, and will always have plenty of friends. Are fond of . comfort and luxury and of all the good things of life. You can always see the humorous side of things and enjoy a joke. Are fond of children and animals and of manly sports. Given the opportunity you should be successful in business and in any undertakings where shrewdness and acute perception are needed. You are a little erratic and irritable at times, and wcmld be obstinate wben once you make up your mind.

BADGER (Masterton). —You have an affectionate disposition. Are domesticated; wonld make an admirable manager of a household. Are careful though " not stingy with money. You are broad-minded, nnconventional; do not like to be tied down by the petty laws of society. Your judgment is intuitive; your first impression generally proves correct, and you have strong likes and dislikes. You quickly make friends. are not shy, are adaptable, and should be able a&t 011 with most persons. Yon are apt to get iow-spiritea occasionally, or perhaps your health is not very good. You hold strong opinions on most subj ects, are clear in your views and are not easily influenced. Are fond of talking. KILDARE (Marton). —You are methodical and exact, economical, and will, as far as possible, provide for the future. . Have control over yonr emotions; are rather undemonstrative, hut possess great depth of feeling. Are neat and orderly in your surroundings, pay strict attention to detail, are firm and will exact obedience from your dependents. You have patience, tact, and diplomacy, and if you wish can exert much control over others. You have good business ability, are trustworthy and reliable, level-headed, and dislike shams and pretences. You are capable of deep affection for a favoured few, but to the outside world are somewhat callous and selfish. Have sequence of ideas, are ambitious, and should get on in the world. J.C. (Bulls, Rangitikei).—l am giving your initial® and hope they are right. You have good reasoning powers, are logical, have sequence of ideas, shouldbe good at figures, punctual, and generally reliable. You are well suited to the routine of office work. Yon are very thorough in all yon do. You never do things by halves, though, perhaps, you are rather apt to tire of them after a while. You are quick to grasp a subject, and can look at a situation fairly from all sides. You have good intel- ‘ lectuaJ abilities. Are sharp, ambitious, sanguine, active, and ardent. You are sensitive to slights; sometimes imagine them where they do not exist; are impatient and quick-tempered, but very kind-hearted and liberal, and are always ready to do your friends a good turn.