“It wasn’t meant to happen, it was our bad, so we fixed it.”
The station was unmanned and the error had been made remotely from the company’s main office in Hamilton.
The error was visible for about an hour before it was quickly identified and remedied, the spokeswoman said.
“The good thing is our sites down there are really popular, so people do notice what we’re doing because we’ve brought a lot of competition to the market down there.
“Occasionally these things do happen, we do have controls in place and we put another control in place after yesterday,” the spokeswoman said.