GRAPHOLOGY.
fOUE CHARACTER FROM YOUR HANDWRITING. RTJLES. If you wish to have your enaractei told from your handwriting. writ« to our Graphologist, enclosing Ona Shilling in stamot. Write, in your ordinary handwriting, a short letter requesting y delineation of your character, sign with your usua, aignatare. and give a nom-de-piume, then address your letter to “Grapho," "New Zealand Mail,” Lambton quay, Wellington, and enclose postage stamps to thp value of One ShiIIinELORNA DOONE (Masterton). Your writing shows you to be of a domesticated, sensible nature. You are clearheaded, thorough, practical, and should be a good manager, and organiser. You are industrious, energetic, neat, have many interests, and should be an excellent fancy needle worker. Your memory is good, you are very fond of reading, and are quick to grasp anything that is new to you. You are very affect donate, have the capacity to love deeply, and are very firm in yo ur dislikes. Your taste® are artistic and refined, your will is firm, and you exact obedience from those subordinate to you. Though perhaps a little quick in temper at times, you are of an extremely kind and sympathetic nature. HINEMOA (Foxton). —You are quick, eneigetic, hasty tempered, very tenderhearted, and have strong family affec-' tion. You are fond of engaging in new projects, like to have many "irons in the fiitf,” and should have capacity for arranging and working things, are brisk and self-reliant, ana delight in change of occupation. You are frank and outspoken, know your own mind, and are intolerant of irresolution, and indecision in others. You have sense of humour, and are at once struck by the funny side of thing®. You are conscientious, and if you undertake anything you may ba depended upon to carry it through; you can be obstinate on occasion, but are of a very kindly, peace loving nature. You should have excellent taste in the arrangement of a house. CLEMATIS (Maikawa.)^— I should say that your writing is hardly fully formed, but you appear to be most persevering, industrious, conscientious, and may be depended upon to do your very best in what ever you undertake. In temper you are perhaps a little sulky and rather obstinate at times, but your affections are warm and strong, and you are very decided in your likes and dislikes. I should say that you are very fond of music, but would never make a brilliant musician. Your tastes lie in the domestic line, you have much common sense, and are resourseful, thoroughly reliable and neat. You are’ a true friend, are very kind-hearted, straightforward, unaffected, and take # a pride in what ever you do.
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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1756, 1 November 1905, Page 24
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440GRAPHOLOGY. New Zealand Mail, Issue 1756, 1 November 1905, Page 24
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