
First barred doves come to the Islands from Malaysia.
Dr. Marie Faus becomes the first female intern at Queen's Hospital.
Maui Agricultural Company installs largest high-lift pump in the Islands. A steam turbine of 12 million gallon capacity pumps water to 751-foot height.
Two radio stations in Honolulu transmit their first broadcasts. KGU, owned by the
Honolulu Advertiser and KDYX owned by the
Honolulu Star-Bulletin, both first broadcast on May 11, 1922.
Hawai`i Theater opens downtown. States and Princess theaters and Kaimuki Playhouse completed.
Takeo Ozawa challenges U.S. Naturalization laws claiming he is "white" by American cultural standards. The Supreme Court finds Ozawa and other
Issei (first-generation Japanese) still non-white and ineligible for American citizenship.
London String Quartet performs in Honolulu.
Tandy MacKenzie - lyric tenor from Hawai'i - returns from studies and gives three concerts.
Japanese diva Tamaki Miura gives two concerts.
Contest for Hawai'i War Memorial design awarded to Louis Hobart of San Francisco.