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[Per Press Agency.] AUCKLAND. January 17. Between twelve and one o’clock this morning, the Glenora was coming into harbour, the night being dark, the wind from the N.W., and the tide about half ebb. The ship was being steered S.W. by S., the Captain and officers all being on deck. On the North side of Rangi toto Reef the ship opened out Beau Rock on the right, the Captain intend ing to stand over about another mile. He then beaded bis ship towards the light and thought he rvas quite clear, when the look-out cried “ Hard a star board. Something ahead.” The Cap tain sprang to the wheel immediately, and directly afterwards the ship struck on the rocks. The tide being at the ebb, it was impossible to get her off by the aid of sails. About half an horn after she struck the steamer Lalla Rookh saw the rockets and went to her assist ance. She encountered the pilot boat looking after the mail steamer, and Captain Burgess went on board the steamer and proceeded to the assistance of the Glenora. The two captains came to an arrangement, the Lalla Rookh got out a kedge, and then went for the Enterprise to assist in towing her off. On the return of the two steamers they found the Glenora had hove herself to the anchor.
