John S. Darrell's Saleem Talbot said the Song of America arrived in St.

George's on Tuesday with 1,467 passengers on board.

The vessel shifted to Hamilton yesterday and is scheduled to depart today.

Meyer Agencies' Stephen Paynter said the Zenith berthed in Hamilton on Monday with 1,356 passengers on board.

The ship moved to St. George's yesterday morning and is due to return to New York this afternoon along with the Norwegian Crown and its 1,046 passengers.

The Norwegian Crown sailed into St. George's on Monday and moved to Hamilton yesterday.

Also yesterday, the Horizon arrived at the West End from Philadelphia with 1,425 people on board. It is due to leave tomorrow.

Information and the passenger count for the Norwegian Majesty was not available yesterday.

At the container docks, the Oleander arrived on Sunday with 136 dry containers, 31 refers, six 40-foot maafis, 37 cars, a boat on a trailer and a chassis, reported Container Ship Management vice-president Robert Lewis.

Before the ship left on Tuesday she was joined in port by the Bermuda Islander on Monday and the Somers Isles on Tuesday.

Mr. Paynter said the Bermuda Islander left Monday afternoon after off loading 80 dry containers and 12 refrigerated containers.

The Somers Isles is due to depart today. Its cargo for the Island this week included 92 dry containers, nine refers, two pleasure boats and 38 bundles of assorted steel and lumber.