Who were the two men that ended up taking Sai Baba's portrait on their journey to Shirdi, and from whose house did they retrieve it?

According to the narrative in Chapter 51, the two individuals who took Sai Baba's portrait with them on their journey to Shirdi were Madhavrao Balwant Deshpande and Kakasaheb Dixit. They did not take it from Hemadpant's house, but rather from the drawing room of Kakasaheb Mirikar's house in Nagar. The portrait had been sent there for repairs and was entrusted to Madhavrao by Balasaheb. Madhavrao and Dixit, after making their travel plans, took the portrait and set out for the station with joyful hearts, ready to travel to Shirdi in what they felt was Baba's company.