What offerings did Laxmichand regularly send to Shirdi after his faith in Sai Baba was solidified?

After the pivotal incident where Sai Baba fulfilled his desire for khaja and demonstrated his omniscience, Laxmichand's devotion became deeply rooted. As a continuous expression of this newfound faith, he established a regular practice of sending offerings to Baba. The account in Chapter 28 specifies that whenever Laxmichand learned of someone going to Shirdi, he would entrust them with specific items to deliver to Baba. These offerings consistently included a garland, dakshina (a monetary gift), camphor, and incense. This routine of worship shows how a single, powerful experience with Baba's grace transformed into a lifelong practice of loving service and remembrance.