SUNDIUS, Ambrose John (WUHU), H.B.M. Consul. Appointed Student Interpreter in China, Feb. 16, 1886; acting Vice-Consul at Pagoda Island, 1891, and 1892 to 1893; acting Consul at Tainan, 1893; promoted 1st Class Asst., Sept. 27, 1897; ag. Consul at Haugchow, 1896 to 1898; ng. Vice-Consul at Chemulpo, Corea, 1898 to 1899; ag. Consul at Chefoo, 1899 to 1900; promoted Consul at Yochow, 1900; transferred to Nanking, 1901; Consul at Wuhu, 1906. Address: H.B.M. Consulate, Wuhu, China.
SUNG-KUEI, General (HSIAN), native of Manchuria; metrop. graduate, 1860. Imperial Resident, Tibet, 1874; Vice-Presdt., Board of Civil Office, April, 1884; Supt. of Live Stock and House Duty, Feb., 1891; Predt., Board of Works, Oct., 1892; Lieut. -General, Bordered Red Banner Corps, Aug., 1893; Presdt., Board of Punishments, Oct., 1893; do., Board of Works, Aug., 1897: Tartar-General of Hsian, Feb., 1906.
SUNG-SHOU ( JEHOL). Manchu Presdt. Board of War; native of Manchuria. Grain Intendent, Shensi, Oct., 1890; Judge, Kiangsi, May, 1896; Treasurer, Nanking, Oct., 1896; Governor, Kiangsi, July, 1898; do., Kiangsu, Nov., 1900; do., Houan, 1901; degraded and left post, April, 1901; actg. Military Governor, Jehol, July, 1902; Military Governor, do., April, 1903; Manchu Presdt. Board of War, Dec., 1905.
SUTER, Hugo (HONGKONG), Manager Deutsch Asiatische Bank; b. Sept. 12, 1872. Represented bank in Berlin, 1982-96; India 1897-1901; arrived Hongkong, 190l. Club: Hongkong. Address:" Hatherleigh," Conduit Road, Hongkong.
SUTTOR, John Bligh ( KOBE ), A.M.I.C.E.; Commercial Representative in the Far East of the Govt. of New South Wales; b., Bathurst (N.S.W.), Dec. 10, 1859. 4th s. late Hon. John Bligh Suttor. whose family have always been closely identified with the development of N.S.W., and is looked upon as one of the oldest pioneer families. Educ.: Bathurst and Sydney. Was appointed to the Public Service of New South Wales on Dec. 15, 1879, and adopted profession of Surveying and Engineering; for many years served as Resident Engineer on the State Railways of New South Wales; one of the last works completed by Mr. Suttor was the duplication of the Great Western Railway line over the Blue Mountains; also conducted large works for the improvement of grades and curves on the State railways; after serving for over 25 years on engineering works was appointed by Government of New South Wales as Commercial Representative in the Far East with a view of extending N.S.W. Commerce; was elected to the Institution of Civil Engineers, Lond., Dec. 3, 1895; was recommended by Government of Japan in 1906 to be decorated with the Order of the Sacred Treasure of Japan, as a reward for his services in promotion of commerce between Japan and Australia. Clubs: Hongkong: Manila; Kobe. Address: Kobe, Japan.
