| (1). | The bush land to be allotted to individuals, or to associations of two or more, as the runanga may agree. |
| (2). | The corners of the bush allotments to be fixed by marked trees; these boundaries to be considered inviolate, and no alteration afterwards made in them. |
| (3). | A shareholder having either sold bush to the Pakehas, or cut it on his own account, to retain the land from which the timber has been removed. |
| (4). | One person may retain two or more of such parcels, provided they do not, in the aggregate, exceed what the runanga may consider his fair share; such award to be reckoned against him in the apportionment of the remaining bush land. |
| (5). | Small reserves of bush to be set apart for church purposes. |
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