CHARACTER READING FROM PHOTOGRAPHS.

Observer, Volume XI, Issue 751, 20 May 1893, Page 19

CHARACTER READING FROM PHOTOGRAPHS.

(By Phiz.)

desirous of having their characters read from photographs may forwar<fls,binete or cartes-de-visite (the former preferred) for that purpose, addressed to • Phiz,' Obsebveb Offlce, Auckland. Where the return of the photos is desired, postage stamps should accompany them. Mo charge will be made for character reading.!

Bbomfield. — The photo is poor and faded and unsuited for character-reading purposes.

Betsy.— You possess a cheerful,' happy and contented disposition. You have , plenty of sound common-sense and will make an admirable wife. »

Lootie.— You are a practical, matter-of-fact girl, sensible, cheerful, with a good bead for business And a strong will. You are quick to learn, smart, and well able to take care of yourself: Sunshine, Waitetuna.— l make no charge whatever for character-reading, but can only. read for subscribers. I will keep your stamps, and. if you send along another 2/6 worth that will cover a quarter's subscription. Then I will read your photo, with pleasure. Claphaji. — You have a well -formed head. You are quiet, rather reserved, observant, cautious, self-possessed. You have a strong will and a Keen sense of humour. Yon csn be Batirical too, if you like. You are very good-natured. Forehead shows you to be gifted with imagination. You probably write ? Imp.— A very pretty girl I You make heaps of friends— quite sure you are a general favourite, especially with the gentlemen. You are lively, bright, mischievous, saucy, a born tease and a terrible flirt. Got a will of your own, too. Like to bave your own way -and .generally get it. Who could refuse you anything — within reason ? Paragon, Madeira, Napier.— You are possessed of a very strong will. Can be quite stubborn if you like. You not only like having your own way but you generally insist on having it. Your temper is right enough— until it is fairly roused and then— look out ! or rather let those about you look out. But you haven't 6uch a bad head-piece. Daisy, Clyde.— You are self-reliant, independent, with a firm will, plenty o£ determination. You have a contempt for frivolous pursuits ; are wbat is called a ' hard-headed ' girl. You speak with firmness and decision and yoa always know your own mind. You are rather hard-natured ; bave not too much feeling.

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J.H., e/o Mr Marriott, Parnell.— You are thoughtful, studious, cautious, observant, sincere, straightforward, a true friend. Forehead shows good mental ability. But you are better at making plans than at executing them. •You are ' slow to anger ' but would be an awkward customer once your temper was roused. You have a very firm will, and a good deal of perseverance. You are kindly and sympathetic.