Hopefully this will be of some assistance. In regard to Meadowbank bluestone, I presume that the bluestone used for the construction of Meadowbank and Gowrie Park came from the banks of Merlynston Creek.

APPLICATION for TRANSFER of LICENCE.
I, Robert Strachan Farrell, being the holder
|of a victualle'rs licence for the Imperial Hotel,
Bourke and Spring streets, Melbourne in the
Melbourne Licensing District, and I, Annie
Alexander, of Meadowbank Campbellfield hereby
give notice, that we will APPLY to the Licensing
Court at Melbourne on Monday, the thirty first
day of May, one thousand nine hundred and
twenty six for the TRANSFER of the LICENCE
to the said Annie Alexander.
Dated this 21st day of May, 1926.
R.S.FARRELL.
A ALEXANDER.
Leach and Thomson, solicitors, 191 Queen street.
Melbourne. (P.19, Argus, 22-5-1926.)

VICTORIAN BDM.
EventDeath Event registration number9980 Registration year1949
Personal information
Family nameALEXANDER Given namesAnne SexFemale Father's nameMORRISON Robert Mother's nameMary (Mccoll) Place of birthVICTORIA Place of deathCAMPBELLFIELD Age76

ANNIE VANDERZEE (Otherwise Annie Alexander), Late of "Meadowbank," Campbellfield, Widow, Deceased. -
After 14 clear days. Eric Gordon Alexander Vanderzee, of 375 Barkers road.
Kew, shopkeeper, and NATIONAL TRUSTEES EXECUTORS AND AGENCY COMPANY OF AUSTRALASIA LIMITED, whose registered office is situate at 95 Queen street, Melbourne, the executors appointed by deceased's will, dated 25th January, 1949, will APPLY to the Supreme Court for a grant of PROBATE of the said will.
LEACH AND THOMSON, solicitors,472 Bourke street. Melbourne.
(P.17, Argus, 9-9-1949.)

ALEXANDER - On August 31 at her residence Meadowbank, Camp road, Campbellfield, Anne, beloved wife of the late George Alexander and loved
mother of George Robert (deceased), Elizabeth (Mrs. Crocker-Smith), Irene
(Mrs Frank Treadwell deceased)and Eric, and darling grandmother of Neville (deceased). Verna, Valda, Ray, Howard (deceased), Valerie, Elizabeth
and Alan -At rest.(P.12, Argus, 1-9-1949.)

PURPLE AND
GOLD
This story of a schoolboy's fondness for
Flemington and its unpleasant con-
sequences wins a prize of 5/ for Mr.
George Alexander, of Meadowbank, Camp-
bellfield.
This happened the year Poseidon won
the Melbourne Cup carrying the colours
"all purple." As I witnessed the race,
contrary to the orders of my head master,
the late Mr. L, A. Adamson, of Wesley,
I decided to wear my purple school cap
inside out to make myself less con-
spicuous to any master who might be
enjoying the "sport of kings."
But the ruse failed. I was on the
mat next morning, and was taxed with
the offence, which I admitted. Punish-
ment-confined to barracks next week-
end for "wearing wrong colours." The
punishment was not as great as I feared,
as "Dicky" was in his prime in those
days with the birch, and Pure Gold would
have swooned on the spot had he received
a couple of his cuts where they hurt.
(P.9, Argus, 27-9-1939.)

SOME BACKGROUND ON MEADOWBANK.
MEADOWBANK, CAMPBELLFIELD. THE HOMESTEAD.
The Australasian (Melbourne, Vic. : 1864 - 1946) Saturday 28 June 1913 p 8 Article

Advertising
Advocate (Melbourne, Vic. : 1868 - 1954) Thursday 2 February 1928 p 16 Advertising
... is happening in the case of our glorious MEADOWBANK ESTATE at Campbellfield This Estate has a ... frontage of half a mile to the Campbellfield Railway, which is to be opened in a few weeks. T his Splendid

ANNIE'S BIRTH RECORD.
EventBirth Event registration number1813 Registration year1873
Personal information
Family nameMORRISON Given namesAnne SexUnknown Father's nameRobt Mother's nameMary (Mccole) Place of birthCOWWARR

ANNIE'S MARRIAGE.
EventMarriage Event registration number120 Registration year1892
Personal information
Family nameMORRISON Given namesAnnie SexFemale Spouse's family nameVANDERZEE Spouse's given namesGeo Alex

I can't find a death notice for Geo Alex Zanderzee or a marriage record for Annie Zanderzee, possibly because the surname is spelled wrongly but more likely because George Alexander Zanderzee anglicised his name to George Alexander (using his second given name as a surname.)

Paste into search bar: https://emhs.org.au/person/vanderzee/alexander_robert

The above confirms that Geo Alex Zanderzee was George Alexander Zanderzee.
"Robert was born in 1894, the son of George Alexander Albert Vanderzee (aka George Alexander), livery stable proprietor, and wife, Annie, hotel licencee. On his enlistment papers Robert states that he was born in East Melbourne.....Robert enlisted on 11 December 1914 and described himself as 'gentleman'. He was not quite 21 and his mother signed the papers giving her consent to his enlistment, his father having died earlier, in 1906."

It is likely therefore that Ernest Alfred Ogg was George's stepbrother.
OGG. —On the 11th June, at the Alfred Hospital,Ernest Alfred Ogg, stepbrother of George Alexander, East Melbourne, aged 35. A patient sufferer gone to rest.(P.1, Argus, 11-6-1901.)

ERNEST'S DEATH RECORD.
EventDeath Event registration number7212 Registration year1901
Personal information
Family nameOGG Given namesErnt Alf SexUnknown Father's nameOgg Jas Mother's nameElizth (Mabb) Place of birth Place of deathPrn Age35

I could not find a death record or death notice for George Zanderzee or George Alexander in 1906 but I did find George's BIRTH RECORD which shows that George and his stepbrother probably had the same mother, Elizabeth, nee Mabb.

EventBirth Event registration number22458 Registration year1868
Personal information
Family nameVANDERZEE Given namesGeorge Alexander Albert SexUnknown Father's nameAlexander Mother's nameElizabeth Gillbee (Mabb) Place of birthC'WOOD

George had a sister named Isabella.
EventBirth Event registration number1660 Registration year1871
Personal information
Family nameVANDERZEE Given namesIsabella Gillbee Ann SexUnknown Father's nameAlexander Mother's nameElizabeth Gillbee (Mabb) Place of birthCOLL

CHILDREN OF GEORGE ALEXANDER VANDERZEE AND ANNIE, NEE MORRISON.
EventBirth Event registration number34493 Registration year1892
Personal information
Family nameVANDERZEE Given namesGeo Albt Alex SexMale Father's nameGeo Albt Alex Mother's nameAnnie (Morrison) Place of birthMELBOURNE EAST

EventBirth Event registration number5155 Registration year1894
Personal information
Family nameVANDERZEE Given namesRobt Walt SexMale Father's nameGeo Alex Albt Mother's nameAnnie (Morrison) Place of birthMELBOURNE EAST

EventBirth Event registration number31058 Registration year1895
Personal information
Family nameVANDERZEE Given namesElizth Gilbey SexFemale Father's nameGeo Alexr Mother's nameAnnie (Morrison) Place of birthMELBOURNE EAST

There were only five birth records for Zanderzee, George and his sister, and George and Annie's three children listed above. There had to be more so I looked for the death record of Annie's executor, Eric.

EventDeath Event registration number24544 Registration year1979
Personal information
Family nameVANDERZEE Given namesEric Gordon Alexander SexMale Father's nameVANDERZEE George Alexander Mother's nameAnnie (Morrison) Place of birthMelbourne East Place of deathMelbourne East Age76

The only other child mentioned in Annie's death notice was Irene, Mrs Treadwell.
EventDeath Event registration number9350 Registration year1944
Personal information
Family nameTREADWELL Given namesIrene Isabel SexFemale Father's nameVANDERZEE George Alexander Mother's nameAnnie (Morrison) Place of birthMELBOURNE EAST Place of deathELWOOD Age46

Correction.The second line in the above comment should be:
The above confirms that Geo Alex Vanderzee was George Alexander.

I must have been a bit weary and ready for a snoozzzzze but I wasn't really searching for ZANDERZEE as a reader might conclude from the oft-repeated error above. I really must proof read my comments with more care because they can't be edited.

Incidentally the surname VANDERZEE which I presume means "from the sea" seems to have been in existence in England by the 1300's possibly due to a marital connection forged during the crusades.

THANK YOU SO MUCH.

it was very kind of you to go to all that trouble. especially in such a short space of time.
yes for some reason they used the surname alexander and the women at that time i was told used their middle name.
it certainly doesn't help use find them.
yes i think the computer auto correct has its own mind.
as for vanderzee name thats interesting. For some strange reason I always thought it dutch. don't ask me how i thought that. my mother (half treadwell and half vanderzee) had a son he was blonde and fair skin. I came out olive skin a brown hair like my father. my daughter and two of her children have blond hair and fair skin. Anyway when i reach the other side i must ask.
thank you again
regards
jenny

Jenny, I have no idea where I got the idea that the name Vanderzee was in use in England in the 1300's. I've been trying to locate the source but it doesn't seem to exist. I might have confused Vanderzee with another surname mentioned in another family tree circles journal (Brodribb.) Vandezee is almost certainly of Dutch origin.