Convict Conduct Registers of Tasmania

[Kipperbox]

I'd appreciate help deciphering this entry from the Convict Conduct Registers of Tasmania. George Hazel was transported for 7 years, and arrived in 1833 on the ship Lotus. The column headings are Number, Names, Ship, Sentence, Offences etc. His sentence was extended by 2 years, but this extension was later found to be illegal.
I'm especially having problems with the end of the last two lines.
Thank you.

[Kipperbox]

Here's my attempt:
Sentence extended 2 years:
Convict number: 1538
Name: Hazle, George
Ship: Lotus
Sentence: 7 years extended 2
Offences, etc:
•   April 9/36 S McKee/Embezg 7½ the propty of Capt Kellam Existg Term of Transportn Extended Two Years JCVGN (sentence said to be illegal)
•   Apl. 28/36/Kelham/Embezg 7½ the propy. of his Master Comd. for Trial J.C
•   Dec 1/37 McKee Out after hours. Admon? D.W.
•   March 23/39/TSL/Lodging at an improper house, admonished & ordered to change his residence DW
•   May 4/39/TL/Tipling in Nicks house after hours, To leave town & reside in the dist of Campbeltown ?
•   July 31st/43/FS/Maliciously damaging Fanny Briggs private property – Fined 5/- & 9

[arthurk]

I think the last line could be ... & 9/6 costs. WHB

The line above might be 'or' followed by another place name, but someone more familiar with these documents and/or Tasmanian places will probably be better able to comment.

[Kipperbox]

I have a friend in Tasmania. I'll send it to her to see if she recognises a place name. Thank you.

[matthewj64]

There seems to be two versions of his conduct record, this one is clearer for the last line
https://stors.tas.gov.au/CON31-1-20$init=CON31-1-20p206

...to reside in the District of Campbell Town or N[orfolk] Plains /DW/

DW - magistrate's initials
Norfolk Plains = Longford

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[Kipperbox]

Thank you so much, Matthew. How did I miss that? However, I wouldn't have know that was Norfolk Plains .
I'm also puzzled by the 7 1/2 repeated in the entries. I'm guessing that represents the sentence + 2 years.