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Fair Play, Volume I, Issue 12, 20 January 1894, Page 19

t ?'•* I’# ends ■ ,i:-. .in ;v r*;;; vui Something tbat Coaeernti - ■••>' -a^rwpjr^o^rv;’ ii ;l^ “ 0 «>ad some power thogiftidgio ToaeeourseU oa itheff. , t Vn ; WS intend continuing .our; series* * of character readings in cOnneo-™ tion with the publication'; of* likenesses of public men.,!; { j and correctly done it willi heighten* the interest ordinarily taken in ;tKsj photographs published. / ) .We - have made, special / ments with Professor Robert-Wuriss i to supply written delineations of char® acter, hnd any of ohr country' who would like to have carefully ranged, and reliable phrenological* readings of the character 'of them* o selves, their friends, or relatives, eiJu do so by sending a 7photo” to > Manager of Fair Plat, Wellington/; when the reading will be forwarded 1 ; to the sender. ; This is a feature which has never ; been introduced in the colonies before' 1 and giving, as it does, all the adyant-j ages of a personal examination, out its inconveniences, must pneet<[ with the approval of our readers. i FEES: A delineation of character • with printed chart, 55.; a complete/ written delineation of character, lOs. [ Boys and girls, before being putto a trade or profession,' or ,givei»*a, higher education, /should.haye ; jfchgEPi characters,read,, so, that they that .calling inilif&jforjwfiich t&eyp $ are naturally; adapted. JWher&theres % All inquiries tmdfe f' ‘-i -. frifralkl: to- *the; B MAkia«R; Fa»