Can you find any mention of Gajanan Maharaj in the story of Ratanji, the Parsi merchant?

The provided source chunks from Chapter 14 do not contain any references to Gajanan Maharaj. The story revolves around a wealthy and religious Parsi merchant named Ratanji who was deeply worried about not having a son despite having twelve daughters. As detailed in Chapter 14, on the advice of Das Ganu, he did not seek out Gajanan Maharaj but instead went to Shirdi. The text confirms he went to the Masjid for darshan and prostrated at Sai's feet, referring to this figure as 'Baba' and 'Maharaj.' The narrative is centered on his interaction with Sai Baba, not Gajanan Maharaj.