 Emigrants would be selected either as capitalists or labourers, with labourers being required to work for the capitalists for several years before obtaining land of their own.One in 10 surveyed sections—scattered throughout the settlement—would be reserved for Māori who had been displaced, and the rest would be sold to raise £99,999, of which the company would retain 25 percent to cover its expenses.Labourers would travel to New Zealand for free, while those who bought land and migrated could claim a 75 percent rebate on their fare.