Five Fathom Hole on Saturday morning to drop off one of its crew.

A spokesman for John S. Darrell said the seaman visited a dentist on the Island and then flew home that afternoon.

On the cruise ship scene, Meyer Agencies Ltd. reported that the Horizon arrived on Monday morning and berthed at Number One Dock in Hamilton with 1,569 passengers. She shifted to St. George's yesterday morning and is expected to leave for New York this afternoon.

The Dreamward also arrived on Monday morning and berthed at Penno's Wharf before moving to Number Five and Six Docks in Hamilton on Tuesday morning. She was carrying 1,410 passengers and was due to leave for New York later today.

Meyer also reported that the Meridian arrived at King's Wharf, Dockyard on Tuesday morning from New York with 1,321 passengers. She was due to return to New York tomorrow afternoon.

The Song of America and Royal Majesty both arrived in St. George's on Tuesday morning with 1,486 and 1,111 passengers, respectively, local agents John S.

Darrell reported.

Song of America berthed overnight at Penno's Wharf and then moved to Number One Dock yesterday morning. She is due to leave for New York tomorrow afternoon.

Royal Majesty berthed at Ordinance Island and will return to Boston tomorrow afternoon.

In other shipping news, three container ships arrived in Hamilton this week.

On Sunday morning the Somers Isles arrived from Jacksonville, Florida carrying 87 containers of which 12 were refrigerated. She was also carrying a boat.

Meyer Agencies reported she left on Sunday afternoon.

The Oleander arrived on Sunday afternoon with 137 dry containers and 49 refrigerated containers. Also on board were two trailers of steel, a forklift and a dump truck. She left on Monday afternoon. The Bermuda Islander arrived on Tuesday morning with 88 dry containers, eight refrigerated containers and four horses. She left on Tuesday.