GRAPHOLOGY.
(From the “New Zealand Mail.”) TOUR CHARACTER FROM YOUR HANDWRITING. RULES: If you wish to have your character told from your handwriting, write to our Graphologist, encloa“B Olio Shilling in stamps. \\ rite, in your ordinary handtvnliug, a short letter requesting a delineation of your character, sign with your usual signature, and give a uom-de-plume, then address your letter to “Urupho.” New Zealand Mail.” Lamblou quay, Wellington, and enclose postage stamps to the value of One Shilling. DODELLY (Havelock). —There Is excellent ability shown hi this handwriting, but the writer lacks push and perseverance; ho makes good resolutions, but has not enough strength of will to carry them through—he tires at them. lie would have some talent for music uani an eye for all things beautiful, aud would have many hobbies and interests. He would bo generous, aud find it difficult to keep money. He is quick tempered but affectionate and tender-heart-ed, fond of old associations, does not like to hurt the feelings of others, and would be kind to children and animals There are signs of either bad. health or low spirits, but I think it is the former. and probably that is why he ia energetic by fits and starts. He is very fond of reading. MA LADY (Poxton). —You are firm and decided in your opinions, and do not lightly change them. You are open and honest, aud would not tolerate anything shady or mean. You ate generous as far as your means will allow, but you like, to live well within your income, dislike waste and extravagance, and look well ahead.. You are very capable, oould undertake considerable responsibility, and should, be a good needlewoman. You are cautious, do not rush into things thoughtlessly, are firm, willed and like to hare your own way, are business-like, and not easily imposed upon. You are a little touchy at times, though on the whole you have your feelings well under control. Too are' very thorough in your work, and dislike to see things badly done. MARTON.—I hope you will recognise this, ns your uom-de-plumo has 'been mislaid. You are very fond of reading, and take great interest in all that goes on around you, and are of a kindly, happy nature, though at times a little irritable. You greatly enjoy a good talk, and are very fond of discussing what you read, etc,. and would do so with some cleverness, being clear-head-ed and possessing good reasoning powers. You are practical, energetic both mentally and physically, and are not one to be content with idle fingers or brain. You have learnt self-control, but X should say that at one time yon were very impulsive and quick tampered. You are fond of old friends, are kind-hearted and sympathetic, and ever ready to give those in trouble a helping hand, ’ You have a firm will. COWBOY (Longtrarn).—You are honourable, straightforward, and would not tolerate anything mean or underhanded; you are easy-going in the main, but are firm willed and hard to move when once you make up your mind upon any point. You are personally courageous, and would be cool in a case of emergency. Are fond of sport, should have a straight eye,- would be neathanded aud skilful in the use of tools. You have not 1 much amibtion, do not crave for wealth, only desire enough to • live on comfortably, you are fond of borne life, would always bo kind and thoughtful, and are very affectionate and peace-loving. Y r ou are fond of having your friends around you, are hospitable and enjoy a good talk, and most probably, smoke; good temper. BIDDY (Palmerston North). Many thanks for your good wishes. ■ You have a strict sense of duty; always try to. do right, and have reverence .for religion and things sacred. You are thoroughly domesticated, dearly love your homo and its surroundings, are fond of children and animals, and should bo clever with your needle. Warm affections are shown, you are sensitive to slights, and sympathetic • to those in trouble. Your powers of observation are not very wall developed. You are rather too apt to toko persons at their own valuation. Yon are hospitable, and like to have your friends around you, and like going about to see people. You are good tempered on the whole, though a little quick at times, but it is soon over and you do not bear malico. You have medium will power. BOOKIE (Foxion). —You are of an orderly neat, • painstaking nature and should succeed at all work where those qualities are required. You are tenacious of your opinions, fond of your own way; when you make up your mind to do anything are not easily turned aside from your purpose and are somewhat impatient of restraint. Your powers of observation are not very well developed. Yon have varied interests in life, are fend of change and variety, would enjoy travel and change of scene. Are fond of reading and sewing, and should -be very good at fancy work and any dainty sewing. You are kind hearted, affectionate, will always sympathise with those in trouble and help them, when necessary. Are socially inclined, fond of having your friends around yon, enjoy talking to them, and should bo musical. SKYLARK (Wellington),—l am afraid the specimen you send is too studied for an accurate delineation. You are painstaking and thorough in whatever you undertake to do,’ conscientious and reliable, have a good opinion of your capabilities, and should manage to hold your own jn most things. You are meat and methodical, and should bo good ait all detail work where these qualities are required. You are deliberate, and act with due consideration, can keep a secret, are proud, and have much self-respect. You are home-loving aud affectionate and are generally sanguine and cheerful and make the best of your troubles and difficulties. You are not ' easily imposed upon, and are bright and intelligent. You are firm willed, rather obstinate and inclined to bo sulky in temper. You are ambitious, and like to do your best in anything you do. GLENALADALB (Pahautanui). —You are tond of home life and aro of a happy, contented nature. You are somewhat reserved, aro not quick to make friends but you are loyal and true to those you have. Your temper is not easily roused, but you are inclined to be sulky. You are honourable, conscientious and have a. strict sense of duty, and are hard to move when once .-you have decided upon any course. You aro refined, conservative in your ideas, kindhearted, and rather ’superstitions. You have not enough self-assertion, and generally remain in the background. It would bo a good thing if vou had a better opinion of yourself, as j-ou have good ability and are persevering, and oould succeed at most things if you made up your mind to do so. HERODOTUS (Wanganui).—You poswe a good deal of patience, are perscvrA'U,*, painstaking, and anything vou undertake you do thoroughly; are‘firm-willed and not easily turned aside from your purpose. Yon arc neat and methodical. and like everything around you to be in order. You are plucky fond of manly games and sports, are cool-head-ed and. quick to act. Your mental ability is good.' you have a retentive memory and an excellent grasp of anything that is now to yon. You* aro observant, have penetration, and your deductions are logical. You are fond of your own way, and you are a little touchy. There is good love power shown. (For other delineations see , 'NE. Moil.’g,
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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXV, Issue 5008, 4 July 1903, Page 5 (Supplement)
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