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00.00 - 04.49: Waiata mō te tiki tūpāpaku nā Te Aka Rapana nō Ngāti Pikiao, Ngāti Kawiti. Hei whakamārama anō nānā mō te tikanga o te waiata nei.
04.49 - 09.00: Waiata mō te hunga huahua, mō te tūpāpaku, mehemea he wahine. ‘E hine tangi kino...’ (cf. Ngā Moteatea, Vol III, pp 130-133). Hei kōrero whakamārama.
10.18 - 14.13: Waiata nō Ngāpuhi, me tētahi whakamārama nā te kaiwaiata nei, mō ngā tūpāpaku katoa. ‘E taka ki te...’
14.16 - 14.54: Te tikanga o te waiata mō ngā mate katoa.
15.11 - 22.45: He waiata tangi, nō Whāngārei, Te Waiariki tribe, ko Te Rangitauaroa te tupuna. Ko te wahine a Manaia (maunga) ko Kuiaro [sp?], nānā te waiata nei i tito.
22.54 - 26.50: He waiata mō Tāwhaki, nā tana teina a Karihi i tito i te matenga o tana tuakana. ‘Tākiri ko Tāwhaki ka ngaro...’
Te Aka Rapana (Ngāti Pikiao) speaks about Māori waiata about the dead.
Another [unidentified] speaker from Te Taitokerau comments about a song from the North.