SELECT on temporary table fails with "Table doesn't exist" error

The problem is specific for MariaDB Galera Cluster, and cannot be reproduced on standalone MariaDB.

Steps to reproduce:
1. Execute the following two statements within one query, using mysql_real_query( ) function:
(CLIENT_MULTI_STATEMENTS flag is passed to mysql_real_connect() )

DROP TEMPORARY TABLE IF EXISTS __ttmp_test_host_product_table;

CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `__ttmp_test_host_product_table` (   `hostid` INT,   `productname` VARCHAR(32) UNICODE,   `bitmask` INT )ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARACTER SET `ascii` COLLATE `ascii_general_ci`;

2. Execute the statement below in a separate query, but on the same connection:

SELECT * FROM `__ttmp_test_host_product_table`

Result is:

mysql_errno:1146, mysql_warning_count:0, mysql_sqlstate:'42S02', mysql_error:'Table 'ILIN.__ttmp_test_host_product_table' doesn't exist'

Still it's possible to execute DELETE or INSERT on the temporary table 'ILIN.__ttmp_test_host_product_table'