Oleander which arrived in Hamilton on Sunday evening.

Also within her holds were 135 dry containers, 33 refrigerated containers, 11 road trailers, 25 cars and one boat.

The vessel sailed on Monday evening bound for Salem, New Jersey.

The Somer's Isles also arrived on Sunday carrying a total of 79 containers including five refrigerated containers.

Loose cargo included 27 bundles of lumber, 31 bundles of steel and two boats.

She headed back toward her port in Florida on Monday morning but is making a detour to the south and then to the west in order to the avoid Hurricane Floyd.

In a telex to Harbour Radio yesterday her captain stated intentions of adjusting his course so as to come into port behind the Category Five storm.

Due to arrive tomorrow is the Bermuda Islander .

She will be carrying 95 containers including two refrigerated containers and three horses.

The vessel is scheduled to depart Hamilton Harbour on Friday morning.

In cruise ship news, the Zenith arrived in Hamilton on Monday morning carrying a total of 1324 passengers.

She shifts to Penno's Wharf, St. George's this morning and will stay there until tomorrow afternoon when she will sail back to New York.

The cruise ship Norwegian Crown also arrived on Monday morning.

She berthed at Penno's Wharf, St. George's until yesterday morning when she shifted to Hamilton.

Carrying a total of 812 passengers, the cruise ship is scheduled to sail back to New York tomorrow afternoon.

Her sister ship, the Norwegian Majesty came in from Boston yesterday morning with 1140 passengers.

As usual she berthed at Ordnance Island, St. George's and is due to depart early on Friday afternoon.

The Horizon arrived at King's Wharf, Dockyard late yesterday morning.

Due to shift to Hamilton Harbour tomorrow afternoon, she is scheduled to sail back to New York on Friday afternoon.

The Nordic Empress arrived from New York at Penno's Wharf, St. George's yesterday morning.

After shifting to Hamilton she is scheduled to leave at 2 p.m. on Friday.