A statue depicting the Aloha State's first female monarch, Elizabeth Ka'ahumanu (1768-1832). The namesake of today's shopping mall, she reigned between 1795 and 1819.
Photo from https://queenkaahumanucenter.com (website on Internet Archive Wayback Machine)

In a circa-1974 plan, we see the original -343,000 square foot- shopping hub. KA'AHUMANU CENTER shared a 58-acre site with the aforementioned pineapple cannery. The center featured the first "neighbor island" Liberty House, as well as the first -and only- Sears on Maui. In this original incarnation, the 10 million dollar mall housed forty-seven stores and services.