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Whaling Industry (Regulation) Act 1934

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SCHEDULE Names of Whales

Section 3. Part I Right Whales Atlantic right whale. | North Atlantic right whale. Arctic right whale. | North Cape whale. Biscayan right whale. | Pacific right whale. Bowhead. | Pigmy right whale. Greenland right whale. | Southern pigmy right whale. Greenland whale. | Southern right whale. Nordkaper. Part II Blue Whales Blue whale. | Sulphur bottom. Sibbald’s rorqual. Part III Fin Whales Common finback. | Fin whale. Common finner. | Herring whale. Common rorqual. | Razorback. Finback. | True fin whale. Part IV Grey Whales California grey. | Grey whale. Devil fish. | Hard head. Grey back. | Mussel digger. Rip sack.

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SCHEDULE Names of Whales

Section 3. Part I Right Whales Atlantic right whale. | North Atlantic right whale. Arctic right whale. | North Cape whale. Biscayan right whale. | Pacific right whale. Bowhead. | Pigmy right whale. Greenland right whale. | Southern pigmy right whale. Greenland whale. | Southern right whale. Nordkaper. Part II Blue Whales Blue whale. | Sulphur bottom. Sibbald’s rorqual. Part III Fin Whales Common finback. | Fin whale. Common finner. | Herring whale. Common rorqual. | Razorback. Finback. | True fin whale. Part IV Grey Whales California grey. | Grey whale. Devil fish. | Hard head. Grey back. | Mussel digger. Rip sack.

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