This is the second of a series of papers presenting detailed optical spectra for QSOs and strong-emission-line galaxies identified with radio sources from a selected area (−15° to −23° in declination) of the Molonglo Reference Catalogue (MRC: Large et al. 1981). The catalogue is complete to 1 Jy at 408 MHz although it contains many weaker sources. First results were reported by Hunstead et al. (1978, Paper I) and a summary was given by Hunstead (1979). Results have also been given by White et al. (1980) for spectra of QSOs identified with radio sources to a much deeper level of 88 mJy from a small strip within the larger selected area.
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