GRAPHOLOGY.
(From the “New Zealand Mail.”) YOUK CHARACTER, FROM TOUR HANDWRITING. RULES. If you wLh to have your character told from your handwriting, viitc lo our Graphologist. enclosing One Shillini; in .stamps. Write, in vour ordinary handwriling, a short letter requesting a delineation of your character, sign with your usual signature, and give a noin-dc-plume, then address your letter to "Grapho,” ‘‘New Zeahuil .Mail,” Lambton quay, Wellington, and enclose postage stamps to the value of One Shilling.
OLGA (Wellington).—Y'ou are wauling in perseverance. are too easily discouraged and arc apt to got low-spirited at times, but you have sonic patience, and anything you do is done thoroughly. You do not worry over small mailers, arcvery aiffciionato. gcooroiis, sympathetic, kind-liearled, and could always be depended upon by your friends in time of trouble. Your temper is not easily roused, but are slow to forgive an injury, arc likely to be sulky, and are fond of your oven way. You have a good deal of common sense, and are not stupidly touchy. PHIZ (Vrn'irarapa).—There is some originality shown in your writing. Y'ou are unconventional in many ways, are bright and vivacious, full of tun and good nature, and are always ready for a prank. Y'ou are warm-hearted, quicktempered, very affectionate, aro auiok to learn anything that is new to you, aro fond of change and variety,'and do not idco to be kept lone to any occupation. and have small patience for small tedious jobs. Y’ou are fond. of pratty trifles, avo rathor romantic, impulsive, sympathetic, and generous. Y'ou are very fond of animals, especially horses and dogs. SHISFITELD (Wairarapa). You have good ability, some ai-fcistio taste, have self-confidence, and are. anxious to do your level best in. anything you undertake. You are dainty personally, are, a lover of the beautiful, arc very fond of music and should have considerable taste for it. Yours is a sociable disposition, you aro ambitious, avo refined and cultivated, and make the most of your opportunities. There is good love power shown, you are tactful, gentle, and would never wittingly hurt the feelings of your friends. Your temper is good a.s a rule, but hot when roused, i'inrn will. AEAPETA (Palmerston North).—Yon are thoroughly kind-hearted and sympathetic, constant in your affections, you never forget a kindness and' are* very fond of children. You are honourable, truthful, (unspoken, rather quick-tem-pered sometimes, thoroughly conscientious very exact ami thorough, and have literary ability. You are proud, you think and act quickly, aro observant of what goes ou around you, have good reasoning, with the ability to carry out your ideas in action, ail’d, a. fair amount of enterprise. Medium will. DAISY BELL (Hawera).—You are clever with your needle, but have not enough patience for fancy work, and prefer work of a mors straightforward mature. You are quicktempered, very kind, fond of homo life, are affectionate, domesticated, good-tempered on the whole, and though a little irritable at times, are not. as a rule, easily worried. Y’ou aro" feminine in tastes and character, and possess non 0 of the masculine attributes coveted by some. You. are always inclined to look on .the bright side of life, and are not easily discouraged.
HARRY (Southland). —This writer is of an independent disposition, very courageous, fearless, and impulsive. He will never bo deterred from any undertaking through fear of probable consequences, and has much of th,e spirit of enterprise.- He is generous without prodigality in money matters, is talkative and has sense of enjoyment. Th 0 writer is very' honourable, truthful, and outspoken, kind-hearted, though hasty in temper, and free from any form of affectation or .conceit. Consistency and respect for established institutions is also shown. He is a.us'rouis to pi ease, and is rather too sensitive to public opinion, although ho will not sacrifice his principles to gain popularity. WATTLE (Haioombo). This writer is well-informed with a fund of varied information which is always at the service of others.. Ho has a- sound judgment and can see below the surface of tilings. He has good business capacity, will always deal justly with others, and will expect neither more nor less than strict justice in return. He is vary firm in Ins opinions, is -not readily open to conviction, but will rather impress his individuality upon others. He is conscientious and exact, and is rather impatient of the shortcomings of other people, does not make many fri-emds, but those ho -Jias are well chosen and worthy. There are signs either of illhealth or low spirits. SISTER JANE (Wanganui).—This writer is even tempered. is not -easily fussed and does not worry over trifles. Sho has strict ideas of right and wrong, Sas the courage of her opinions, and acts np to what she professes. She is restful, not at mi excitable, is eminently companion-able, and without being particularly clever is talkative and interesting. She is practical, level-head-ed. has a large share of common, sense, and if the mistress of a home it will bo managed well and generously. Sho is truthful, honourable, voi-y fond of music, flowers and children and animals. Firm will. ORIENS (Shannon). —You are a general favourite, owing to your many excellent qualities of heart and mind. Nature has* endowed you with the gift of making friends and gaining the respect of your associates. You are perhaps a little too easiH- influenced by those near and dear to you', but have fortunately a woll-baianced nrind to safeguard yon. You are eminently trustworthy." and may safely be entrusted to faithfully carry out a-By trust committed to your charge. You have a very affectionate disposition,. are fond of vonr homo and friends. You have considerable business capacity, and. have most of the qualities necessary to success in life.
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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXV, Issue 5134, 28 November 1903, Page 16
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