HANDWRITING.

Otago Witness, Issue 1861, 22 July 1887, Page 9

HANDWRITING.

Ladies and GentlemenW. A—lA — I do not reply privately; will answer through the Witness next week if you wish.

Marjory.— Candid, affectionate, firm will; good deal of energy ; lively.

Madge Wildfire — No particular traits indicated by the handwriting sent.

Chancellor. — Handwriting not sufficiently formed.

Idalla — Not always in the same mind : pretty firm in the will when the mind is made up, but rather changeable.

Pansy — Impulsive, affectionate, hopeful, and sensitive.

Spoon. — I refuse to reply to your familiar and impertinent note. If I knew your name I should publish it as it is written.

Alpha.— A genial loving temperament, with many winning ways. An admirer of excellence in others ; very hopeful, and rather impulsive.

S. SI. — Firm will ; candid and straightforward ; a good deal of force and excellence.

Wilsa — Not a common character. A good many ways and opinions of your own. At times exceedingly hopeful, at others depressed. Would like your photo, so as to be able to give a fuller delineation.

Ted.— Admire other people more than yourself ; open, straightforward, steady-going.

Fleurange — Aristocratic in ways and tastes. Fon.l of pretty things ; impulsive, good-natured, emphaticV; pretty firm will ; good deal of perseverance, yet can change from one thing to another.

Jessie — Your hand-writing gives no certain indications of character.

Alice Mary — Not very strong in the will. Should be guided by a wise counsellor ; affectionate, and rather impulsive.

«affortil©-Full of hope and impulse; fond of all that is lively and bright ; a little too impulsive at times ; affectionate ; trusting ; fond of life and movement; an admirer of the beautiful.

Nora — Very impulsive and emphatic ; quicktempered, but not at all malicious ; dislike slow, dull people, because you yourself are full of life and movement ; affectionate and demonstrative.

Madge — At times in high spirits and full of hope ; at other times depressed. Can keep a secret, and will not confide in everyone. IWerle.— Do not understand handwriting. Please send photo.

Yarah.— lmpulsive, but pretty even temperament. " Some refined tastes and whims of your own. Trusting, hopeful, affectionate.

Florella.— L. V. J. Please send photos. Handwriting not characteristic enough to tell.

FVaiieis M&cr-i d& flsfc rstand your note". ' -

May flehvei*'.— No distinct ciraraieterfstfcs'iik? 11 * handwriting.

Tottleg (Victoria).— I cannofc tell you from your handwriting tthat you are best adapted for in life. 1 should not' like to undertake the responsibility, but if yott will send photo I will give you a sketch of character". I do not pretend to tell fortunes,but dispositions.

Undine— Uncle John is not an imaginary character. I knew him well. Thank you very much for kind remarks. Am' glad to give you so much pleasure. Your character as indicated by your writing is not an every day one by any means, possess much force, sincerity, and excellence. A strong will which will yield easier to persuasion than force. A warm, true, genuine friend, and should be a favorite wifch^ your own sex. Will you please favor me with photo, that I may give you a fuller delineation. Jessie.— Send your photo, as I do nofc understand your handwriting.

I wish to thank my numerous correspondents for their many kind and complimentary remarks, and express my gratification that so many have found their characters correct.