or (3) Not less than two hundred and fifty nor more than one thousand acres of second-class pastoral lands". 
Does that sound like a "buy a Polynesian a condo in Kona" program? Now almost a hundred years later the Polynesian-Hawaiian race has not "died", and the "Rehabilitation Act" as it was commonly called at the time, has gone so far a field from its original intent that it has reached a point that it cannot be realistically implemented.