The Norwegian Dawn called into King's Wharf in Dockyard from New York with 2,732 passengers on Monday and left later in the day for Great Stirrup Cay, Bahamas.

Some 1,650 tourists also arrived on Monday from Cape Liberty, New Jersey on Monday aboard the Zenith. The ship is expected to shift from Hamilton today to Penno's Wharf, this morning and leave tomorrow.

The Empress of The Seas called into Penno's Wharf, St. George's on Monday with 1,775 passengers from Philadelphia and shifted to Hamilton yesterday and will return to Philadelphia on Thursday morning.

The Explorer of The Seas docked at King's Wharf, Dockyard yesterday morning from Cape Liberty, New Jersey and will return to Cape Liberty this afternoon. The number of passengers aboard the ship was not available yesterday.

The Norwegian Majesty pulled into Ordnance Island, St. George's yesterday from Boston yesterday morning with 1,692 passengers and returns to Boston on Friday.

The Norwegian Crown called into Penno's Wharf from New York with 1,186 passengers yesterday and shifts to Hamilton today before returning to New York on Friday.

The Norwegian Spirit is scheduled to call into King's Wharf on Friday morning from Tortola, British Virgin Islands with 2,418 passengers on a one-day visit before heading for New York.

In cargo ship news, the Somers Isles arrived Monday with 127 containers and six refrigerated containers and will sail to Fernandina Beach, Florida today.

The Bermuda Islander will arrive in Hamilton tomorrow with 123 containers including 22 refrigerated containers and will leave on Friday for Salem, New Jersey.

And the Oleander arrived from Port Elizabeth, New Jersey on Monday with 190 dry containers and 45 refrigerated containers.

Her cargo of miscellaneous goods included six cars, one excavator, two trucks and eight flatbed trailers and she sailed out of Bermuda yesterday morning at 8.05 a.m.