The Oleander arrived in Bermuda from Port Elizabeth, New Jersey on Sunday carrying 124 dry containers and 39 refrigerated containers.

Her miscellaneous cargo included one flatbed. She sailed out of Bermuda yesterday afternoon at 4 p.m.

The Somers Isle will not visit Bermuda this week, but is scheduled for next week.

The car carrier Shanghai Highway arrived at 9 a.m. yesterday 16 from Port-au-Prince, Haiti and was scheduled to depart Bermuda at 2 p.m. for Nassau, Bahamas. She carried 170 cars and trucks.

On Thursday the Bermuda Islander is scheduled to arrive from New Jersey and to return on Friday morning to New Jersey. She is carrying 114 containers of which 22 are refrigerated and 92 are dry containers.

Her miscellaneous cargo is one 40 foot container; she regularly carries 20 foot containers.

Bermuda Harbour Radio reported at 9 a.m. yesterday the Faithful towed the cargo ship Badrinath into St. George's Harbour.

The Liberian registered ship was enroute from Morocco to the US when she is believed to have suffered multiple piston problems in the main engine.

According to Meyer Shipping she is scheduled to depart Bermuda tomorrow.

On Saturday the 39 foot sailboat, Circe, with three persons aboard, ran aground off buoy 37A off Commissioner's Point.

A fishing vessel, Lady Gambler, which was in the area pulled the vessel off the reefs and towed Circe to its morrings.