CO129-231 - Acting Governor Marsh - 1887 [1-3] — Page 389

This matter relates to a claim by Mr. Dealy, a teacher at the Central School, who feels that he has been unfairly treated in terms of promotion. The issue arises because Mr. Dealy is currently serving in the Central School but believes there are opportunities for advancement in other departments.

It is argued that Mr. Dealy may be qualified for appointments in other departments, which could be considered a promotion compared to his current position in the Central School. The case is likened to "Stutchison's case," suggesting a precedent or similar situation has been referenced.

The suggestion is made that if Mr. Dealy's representative wishes to bring this matter to the attention of the Secretary of State, they should forward the relevant representation. It is noted that the arrival of the Secretary of State is expected before long, and it might be prudent to wait until then before taking further action regarding Mr. Dealy's claim.

The file reference for this matter is to be kept as is, without adding any spaces within the parentheses, e.g., `(Act? Cul. Ser.)`.

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