Is there any mention of Gajanan Maharaj in Chapter 29?

The provided text from Chapter 29 does not contain any explicit reference to a saint named Gajanan Maharaj. The chapter's narrative is centered entirely on Sai Baba of Shirdi. It describes his generous and compassionate nature, recounting how a group of devotees from Madras came for his darshan. While verse 8 of Chapter 29 refers to Sai Baba as "the Maharaj," stating he "was of generous disposition, steadfast in charity and righteousness," this is a respectful title used for Sai Baba himself in this context, not a reference to another individual. The focus remains on Sai Baba's unfathomable divine play.