HANDWRITING. Ladies and Gentlemen.

Otago Witness, Issue 1862, 29 July 1887, Page 8

HANDWRITING. Ladies and Gentlemen.

I have been obliged to pass by unnoticed a number of requests for character reading by handwriting this week, as I have been able to make nothing of them. Those, therefore, who did not receive a reply will understand the reason, as the requests are too numerous to answer each one separately.

Tui. — A genuine open hearted through going fellow, full of hope and life, affection and energy.

Royal Park. — Candid, pretty firm will, affectionate.

Pearl, — Affectionate, Not a weak will but could bo persuaded from the course decided upon. Impulsive.

Milkmaid. — The handwriting in red ink I do not understand. Yours denotes an affectionate disposition and one desirous of giving pleasure. Have many little tastes and ways of your own.

Mjllioent. — Full of hope. At times depressed. Like to be guided and trust to one stronger than self ; affectionate.

Emma. — Like to give pleasure. At times very cheerful, at times cast down. Have not will and perseverance strong enough to carry you over very great difficulties, but are affectionate and trusting.

A Brothofaboy.— Your handwriting gives indication of much character. Please send photo, as I can only tell you that you have a firm, decided will; hopeful; candid where you can trust, but will not confide in everyone ; prompt in action, and persevering.

Nemo.— Please send photo

Andy. — Can be diverted from the course decided upon by one of stronger will. Reserved witb strangers. Very true and genuine with those whose friendship you have proved.

Zeuo. — Lively ; hopeful ; have a mind and a way of your own ; candid and sincere ; affectionate, with admiration for the beautiful.

I should like to receive the photos of the three last mentioned, so as to say more on their characteristics.

Sunbeam. — Oandour, affection, and hope are leading characteristics.

Ever True. — An intelligent, thinking mind. Hate nonsense and sham. Possess admiration for the beautiful ; are sincere ; at times very hopeful, at times depressed. I will wait for photo to tell you the rest.

Russian Violet. — A character out of the common. Will you not send photo? Very sincere and earnest, with firm will.

Patience. — I will wait till you send me photo.

Jubilee and Viola.— Send photos, the handwriting is uncertain.

Una. — Too young for character to be fully developed.

Pansy. — Affectionate, impulsive; not vory strong willed ; good natured.

X. Y. Z. — A good deal of impulse ; not much perseverance ; affectionate.

Fleda, Letty, Jubilee, and Colonial. — Handwritings all unformed.

Royalist. — Firm will, candid, yet at the same time can keep a secret. A good deal of perseverance, do not like to be beaten. Possess great hope and trirst in whatever seems reasonable ; affectionate and true in friendship.

Everil. — No, it is not necessary to send real name unless for the return of photos, but most correspondents do so.

F.W. D. and D. D. — There is astamped envelope enclosed, but no photos. The small scrap of handwriting enclosed I do not " understand. I should say the lady had a great deal of impulse and force ; like to dash on through things. Firm wiU and much affection.

Schoolgiel. — No character whatever about the handwriting.

R. A.. P.— Very hopeful and affectionate. That is all X can tell you.

General.— True friend, firm will, candid, sincere ; able to accomplish most that you set your mine to : a good many ways and tastes of your own.

I have the photo of the four gentlemen taken in a group, but I regret to say that I burned the letter before copying the address. I must trouble you to send it to me again, m order that I may return the photo.