John White (jurist)

The Honourable
Sir John White
MBE QC
The Honourable Sir John White MBE QC
	White, c. 1943
Solicitor-General of New Zealand
	In office; 1966–1970
Prime Minister	Keith Holyoake
Preceded by	Richard Wild
Succeeded by	Richard Savage
Personal details
Born	John Charles White; 1 November 1911; Andersons Bay, New Zealand
Died	27 October 2007 (aged 95); Wellington, New Zealand
Spouse(s)	Dora Wild (m. 1943; died 1982); Elspeth Fletcher (m. 1987)
Children	4
Relatives	Charles White (father); Douglas White (son); Leonard Wild (father-in-law); Richard Wild (brother-in-law); Annie Julia White (grandmother); Keith Ramsay (grandfather); Matthew Holmes (great-grandfather);

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Sir John Charles White MBE QC (1 November 1911 – 27 October 2007) was a New Zealand jurist. During World War II, he served as personal assistant and aide-de-camp to General Bernard Freyberg. After some years as solicitor-general, he was appointed a judge at the Supreme Court.